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Identifies the current user to Zim for security purposes.
Syntax
LOGIN username [password]
Parameters
| username | A character string, or an expression that evaluates to a character string. The character string is checked against the list of valid user names (as defined in the Users EntitySet). User names are case-sensitive. Complex expressions must be enclosed in parentheses. |
| password | A character string, or an expression that evaluates a character string. If username does not have a defined password, any password entered is ignored. Complex expressions must be enclosed in parentheses. |
Comments
The LOGIN command can be entered at any time during an application session.
When the software is started, it automatically tries to log the user as the default user ZIM. If ZIM is not a defined user in the Users entity set, access to any EntitySets or relationships is denied.
Example
If your user name is Boss and your password is $profits, to log in use
login “Boss” “$profits”
If you do not have a password, all you need to login is
login newuser
This example can be used if the application uses a log-in form
login fLogin.Username fLogin.Password
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