Examples: UserName property

  1. In this button script, the variable user gets assigned the current user's name. Because the script runs on the workstation, the user's name belongs to the person using Notes® at the time. For example, if user Stew Malone/Editorial/Acme clicks the button, the UserName property returns "CN=Stew Malone/OU=Editorial/O=Acme."
    Sub Click(Source As Button)
  Dim session As New NotesSession
  Dim user As String
  user = session.UserName
End Sub
  2. In this agent script, the variable user gets assigned the current user's name. For example, if the agent runs when new mail arrives on server Toronto/Editorial/Acme, the UserName property returns "CN=Toronto/OU=Editorial/O=Acme" because the current user is the server. If user Stew Malone/Editorial/Acme runs the agent manually from the menu, it returns "CN=Stew Malone/OU=Editorial/O=Acme" because the current user is Stew Malone.
    Sub Initialize
  Dim session As New NotesSession
  Dim user As String
  user = session.UserName
End Sub