----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 10:08
AM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: user
scope
I have
some tools that will analyze system users. It
takes a copy of the witango.log and uses a text odbc driver to select distinct
userreferences where time >=
currentTime-variableTimeout. You can then drill down to
see the users variables if you want. Similarly,
the log analysis tools will show you what each userreference
has done within
your applications.
Another
way to keep track of users is to keep a domain scope array of userereferences.
When a new user comes in you add the userRef to the array.
With a variableTimeout trigger you
delete the userreference from the array when
the scope expires.
It would
be nice if <@serverstatus
value=NumUsersShared> would show
you the current user count, but it
doesn�t seem
to.
Dave
-----Original
Message-----
From: Alan Wolfe
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Sent: December 2, 2003 12:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Witango-Talk: user scope
is there a way to
get the current number of user scopes?
like if there were
10 user references that were being used and not expired, it would say
there were 10 of em.
Im just thinking if
so it would be a neat way to figure out how many users were in the system
at any given time.
Thanks!
Alan
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