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Date/Time Stamp for New Users

Paul_Thompson_(geairenadmin_-_(deleted))

Does anyone know how to get the date and time stamp of when a user was created in Livelink (if this data is even stored in the database anywhere). I know that the database holds the date and time stamp for every LL node (ie folder, documents, etc.) in the system, but I need it for users.

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Michael_Strattner

Have a look at the personal workspace for this user!It's a LL object with creation date and time that was created "at the same time" when the user was created.Mit freundlichen Gru?en / Best regards,Michael StrattnerRSH Gesellschaft fur Softwaredesignund -planung mbHWagenberger Stra?e 1D - 85662 HohenbrunnTel +49 (8102) 7497-13Fax +49 (8102) 7497-45Cell +49 (172) 84 20 341E-Mail strattner@first-business.deSite http://www.first-business.de

Paul_Thompson_(geairenadmin_-_(deleted))

Michael,That's a great idea! I never thought to look at the Personal Workspace for each user. Can you tell me where that is stored? I know it must be in DTREE, but I'm not sure how to locate it. The Personal Workspace is kind of strange because it's always objID = 142, but it's different for every user. If you can tell me how I'd find the Personal Workspace for a particular user, that would be great! Thanks.

eLink User

Message from Dylan Wright via eLinkDataid matches the user's id in kuaf-----Original Message-----From: eLink Discussion: Development Discussion[mailto:development@elinkkc.opentext.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 10:28 AMTo: eLink RecipientSubject: Thanks a lotThanks a lotPosted by GEAIRENAdmin on 11/27/2001 01:20 PMMichael,That's a great idea! I never thought to look at the Personal Workspacefor each user. Can you tell me where that is stored? I know it must bein DTREE, but I'm not sure how to locate it. The Personal Workspace iskind of strange because it's always objID = 142, but it's different forevery user. If you can tell me how I'd find the Personal Workspace fora particular user, that would be great! Thanks.[To reply to this thread, use your normal e-mail reply function.]============================================================Topic: Date/Time Stamp for New Usershttps://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=2628591&objAction=viewDiscussion: Development Discussionhttps://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=786303&objAction=viewLivelink Server: https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/livelink.exe

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

This thread helped me to get at the xml export of the personal workspace...for any one particular user. Does anyone know how I could create a URL to an xml transform that would dynamically access the current users personal workspace?

Magnus_Salgo_(IDNordicAdmin_(Delete)_2300172)

?func=ll&objId=2842718&objAction=xmlexportwhere objid is Userid in KUAF of the user .....

Marcia_Gillespie-Norder_(tokeleadmin_-_(deleted))

Great idea on looking at the Personal Workspace for the creation date. I threw together a quick query. This should be useful:SELECTk.ID,k.NAME,k.FIRSTNAME,k.LASTNAME,d.NAME as PersonalWorkspace, d.CREATEDATE FROMdtree d,kuaf kWHEREd.dataid = k.idThis will also picked up deleted users, so you may want to tweak the subquery.Cheers,Kevin HutsonTokyo Electron America

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

The URL would be fixed with one user ID. I want to distribute a URL that will automatically recognize the user id of the current viewer.Are you saying that 2842718 is some sort of variable?

Magnus_Salgo_(IDNordicAdmin_(Delete)_2300172)

Don't know your skills on Livelink but KUAF is table where all users are registrated...KUAF.ID is the unique identifier -->you have in Knowledge ID = 2829258 DTREE is where all the items in Livelink are stored DTREE.DataID is the unique identifierFor a users personal workspaceDTREE.DataID = KUAF.ID==> that the objid = KUAF.ID ...RegardsMagnus S?lg?salgo@ids.se

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

Magnus, you are being so helpful. I'm sorry to belabor the point.I understand that the objid parameter should equal KUAF.ID to access a single unique personal workspace.In the URL, only one KUAF.ID value is specified. That means that I would have to create a separate URL for each user that I wanted to provide an xmlexport for.What I would like to do is create one url that would provide an xml export of a personal workspace for any user. There must be some way to refer to the KUAF.ID of the current user login (at least I hope).BTW - I have read up on many of the Livelink discussions and have seen your posts in many places. You have been a great help even before this thread!

Magnus_Salgo_(IDNordicAdmin_(Delete)_2300172)

Problem is that the XMLExport action works for an URL with objid....WHich I think is not for the generic ?func=ll&objtype=142&objaction=browseMy solution is to write your own requesthandler see one we did today for a customerRegardsMagnus

eLink User

Message from TEA Hutson, Kevin (IS) <<A HREF="mailto:khutson@aus.telusa.com">khutson@aus.telusa.com> via eLink

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Mike,

I think you have the answer as far as the URL goes.
But, how do you plan to implement this solution?

Are you wanting a list of URL's that point at different Personal Workspace's?
Or are you wanting to put a URL in the Personal Workspace of each user?
I'm a little confused on how you want to display or store the URL's.

If you want to display a list of URL's, it would be nice if you could output HTML as part of your LiveReport to solve this problem. Then, the output would be 1 or more URL's that are the XMLExport argument for a Personal Workspace? Would this do it for ya?

However, HTML output (to my knowledge) is not part of the standard Reports module. I think I saw something about a custom reports module that allows you to do this. Maybe the PS group could tell you more.

OpenText could jump in here?

Good luck on this. I am sure that whatever you are attempting is possible even if it requires a little customization.

Best regards,

        Kevin Hutson
        Tokyo Electron America, Inc.
        http://www.telusa.com
        Email: khutson@aus.telusa.com
        Office: 512-424-1503

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One more try...
Posted by Nagatoshi, Mike on 04/17/2003 10:44 AM

Magnus, you are being so helpful. I'm sorry to belabor the point.

I understand that the objid parameter should equal KUAF.ID to access a single unique personal workspace.

In the URL, only one KUAF.ID value is specified. That means that I would have to create a separate URL for each user that I wanted to provide an xmlexport for.

What I would like to do is create one url that would provide an xml export of a personal workspace for any user. There must be some way to refer to the KUAF.ID of the current user login (at least I hope).

BTW - I have read up on many of the Livelink discussions and have seen your posts in many places. You have been a great help even before this thread!

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Couldn't you just use the "&requestcontext" parameter to get the userid which will the correspond to the dataid for the personal workspace?

Just a thought...

Thanks,

Matt Eidson
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Livelink Integrator/Developer - Network Systems Analyst
Tybrin Corporation
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Problem is that the XMLExport action works for an URL with		Posted by IDNordicAdmin (Salgo, Magnus) on 04/17/2003 11:33 AM
In reply to: One more try...		Posted by PACLIF02KMADMIN (Nagatoshi, Mike) on 04/17/2003 10:44 AM

Problem is that the XMLExport action works for an URL with
objid....

WHich I think is not for the generic ?func=ll&objtype=142&objaction=browse

My solution is to write your own requesthandler see one we did today for a customer

Regards
Magnus

Kevin_Ward

Message from Kevin Ward via eLinkIf you are creating this link to the personal workspace from anotherexport/stylesheet page you can use the &requestcontext parameter to make theuserID available to you. However, if you are simply placing this URL inLivelink and it cannot be dynamic, it will require a customization toLivelink to accept the objtype=142 parameter.Kevin-----Original Message-----From: eLink Discussion: Development Discussion[mailto:development@elinkkc.opentext.com]Sent: April 17, 2003 12:01 PMTo: eLink RecipientSubject: RE Problem is that the XMLExport action works for an URL with

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

I was salivating at the requestcontext parameter.I apologize for not explaining some context. I was playing around with a style sheet for my own personal workspace and wanted to distribute the url so that the style could be applied to anyone else's personal workspace.Anyway, thank you everyone for takign the time to chime in!

Hans_Stoop_(hstoop_(Delete)_1579932)

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I don't think this is currently supported yet with the Appeareance PSO.

What is possible is that you can define an appearance on the PSW object. The standard URL to browse the PSW (?func=ll&objtype=142&objaction=browse) will then be replaced with the XMlexport and stylesheet defined for the PWS.

It shouldn't be must work to add something that specifies an Appearance for all PSWs and the act the same way.

Hans Stoop

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I'm missing something... Posted by PACLIF02KMADMIN (Nagatoshi, Mike) on 04/16/2003 02:45 PM
In reply to: ?func=ll&objId=2842718&objAction=xmlexport Posted by IDNordicAdmin (Salgo, Magnus) on 04/16/2003 01:10 PM

The URL would be fixed with one user ID. I want to distribute a URL that will automatically recognize the user id of the current viewer.

Are you saying that 2842718 is some sort of variable?

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

The problem with the url (?func=ll&objtype=142&objaction=browse) is that it requires an object ID, the KUAF.id.Hans, I've seen your other posts referring to the "Appearance PSO". I figured that PWS="personal workspace", but can you educate me as to what the "appearance PSO" is?

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

Found out that it's the new name for the Expressions module.

Hans_Stoop_(hstoop_(Delete)_1579932)

Message from Hans Stoop <<A HREF="mailto:hstoop@opentext.com">hstoop@opentext.com> via eLink

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The Appearance PSO consist of 2 parts:

Appearance XML (formerly known as Appearance)

Appearance HTML (formerly known as Xpression)

What Appearance XML does is:

- Extends the xml export to export all the UI elements and more. Contains an example of how to use that information.

- Connect an Appearance ( = XMLexport spec + stylesheet) to Livelink objects. This will make stylesheets work together with search results, Atlas, Livelink explorer. The Appearance is chosen based on Livelink location of group membership of the user.

- Let you use another XSLT processor.

- Implements a caching mechanism.

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Universal PSW Appearance Posted by PACLIF02KMADMIN (Nagatoshi, Mike) on 04/21/2003 10:42 AM
In reply to: RE I'm missing something... Posted by hstoop (Stoop, Hans) on 04/21/2003 09:00 AM

The problem with the url (?func=ll&objtype=142&objaction=browse) is that it requires an object ID, the KUAF.id.

Hans, I've seen your other posts referring to the "Appearance PSO". I figured that PWS="personal workspace", but can you educate me as to what the "appearance PSO" is?

Knowledge_Administration_(paclif02kmadmin_-_(delet

Great Stuff!Hans, I will definitely look into this more with my Admin. Thanks for the info!