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Parsing tsuser.xml

chicka

Hi Team,
My business requires a report on list of userids for production Teamsite application.
I have written a PERL to retrieve all the useids from tsuers.xml. Please find the attachments.
However I am struck up in pulling the display name for each useid.
Could you please shed your inputs on this case?

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Adam Stoller

Hi Team,
My business requires a report on list of userids for production Teamsite application.
I have written a PERL to retrieve all the useids from tsuers.xml. Please find the attachments.
However I am struck up in pulling the display name for each useid.
Could you please shed your inputs on this case?

Are these OS or non-OS users?
For OS-users you could probably do something like:

...
my $name = (getpwnam($userid))[6];
...

chicka

Are these OS or non-OS users?
For OS-users you could probably do something like:
...
my $name = (getpwnam($userid))[6];
...

Hi Ghoti,
They are non-OS users.
Do you have any insights on this approach??

Adam Stoller

Hi Ghoti,
They are non-OS users.
Do you have any insights on this approach??

If they are non-OS users - you need to create your own custom interface for accessing the full names associated with the userids in whatever system the users are being maintained (this would likely be an LDAP query, though it could be a DB query if you are pulling the full names into the interim user_database)

chicka

If they are non-OS users - you need to create your own custom interface for accessing the full names associated with the userids in whatever system the users are being maintained (this would likely be an LDAP query, though it could be a DB query if you are pulling the full names into the interim user_database)

Thank you for the feedback.
I will give a try.