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ODBC ZEN App Object

ODBC ZEN App Object
Fri, 19 May 2006 20:36:32 GMT
I am having trouble generating a report on application object 
associations. I am trying to generate a report on force run 
associations, has anyone been able to accomplish this?

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Re: ODBC ZEN App Object
Mon, 22 May 2006 16:00:25 GMT
Hi

According to the TID here: 
https://secure-support.novell.com/docs/Tids/Solutions/10079979.html in the 
version specified here, it's in the app:flags attribute.

However, when I try neither

"SELECT cn,app:flags from App:Application where app:flags & 536870912
> 0"

nor

"SELECT cn,app:flags from App:Application where app:flags & 0x20000000
> 0"

is working for me.

"SELECT cn,app:flags from App:Application where app:flags > 0" does
work, 
but it's too broad.  For now I'd say you'll have to process the value 
yourself, but I've got a request to the odbcnds engineer to find out whether 
the & is supported or not, and if I'm doing something wrong.  I'll post back

when I hear.

Thank you

Susan

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Re: ODBC ZEN App Object
Wed, 31 May 2006 22:44:23 GMT
Hi, we associate all our appications to groups or containers. This is not 
100% of what you need but may get you on the right path. If you select the 
groupdns table and then select the following attributes you should get a 
list of all applications. The App:Associations_Level attribute will display 
a number. You will need to work out the relevant combinations. Ie A value of 
1 may equal force run, while 3 may equal force run and display in 
application explorer etc.

NDS_Context
CN
App:Associations_Level
App:Associations_S

Hope this is of some help

Hudson



"Michael Nesi" <mpnesi@optonline.net> wrote in message 
news:k%pbg.793$G_5.263@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
>I am having trouble generating a report on application object associations.

>I am trying to generate a report on force run associations, has anyone been

>able to accomplish this?
>
> Thanks Mike 

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