In article <3vkrpp$4op@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu> rt10hp@csl.gov.uk (Richard Thomas) writes:
>From: rt10hp@csl.gov.uk (Richard Thomas)
>Subject: UNIX commands in Perform
>Date: 1 Aug 1995 05:23:05 -0400
>Hi all!
>I am having some problems with users not inputting data correctly,
>and I would like to know who has input each row. I was hoping that I
>would be able to do this in perform, using something like:
>before add of "table name" let id = `whoami`
You can do that particular case by using the "USER" keyword.
Other options can be done by adding them to sperform and compiling your own
version. I have done that with a mail application. See the manual for creating
and running customized sperform or fglgo.
>If this was possible, it would put the user's unix id into a column,
>and I would immediately be able to track down any problems. Is there
>any way I can do this, bearing in mind I only have access to I-SQL
>v 4.10, an SE engine, SunOS 4.something and I don't do C !!
>TIA,
>Richard.