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The <var>$ | The <var>$Userid</var> function returns a variable-length character string equal to the user ID under which the user is logged into <var class="product">Model 204</var>. If the login feature is not in use, <var>$Userid</var> returns the string <code>NO USERID</code>. </p> | ||
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The <var>[[USERID parameter|USERID]]</var> parameter returns the same value as the <var>$ | The <var>[[USERID parameter|USERID]]</var> parameter returns the same value as the <var>$Userid</var> function, and <var>[[$Acct]]</var> returns the same value as <var>$Userid</var>.</p> | ||
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The <var>$ | The <var>$Userid</var> function takes no arguments. </p> | ||
===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:30, 8 January 2018
The $Userid function returns a variable-length character string equal to the user ID under which the user is logged into Model 204. If the login feature is not in use, $Userid returns the string NO USERID.
The USERID parameter returns the same value as the $Userid function, and $Acct returns the same value as $Userid.
The $Userid function takes no arguments.
Example
BEGIN SET HEADER 1 'MONTHLY SALES REPORT' AT COLUMN 10 SET HEADER 2 SET HEADER 3 'PREPARED BY: ' AT COLUMN 10 WITH $USERID . . .