| AUTOXWB |
This entry point decides whether to perform a Kernel
auto-signon for the current process. If circumstances (prior login, matching
IP address to prior login, Kernel setting, etc.) are correct, this call
returns the DUZ of the user, meaning that signon of this user will be through
Kernel auto-signon; then, two subsequent calls (NOW^XUSRB and $$POST^XUSRB)
can be made to complete the Kernel auto-signon. Otherwise, the user should be
signed on the normal way, not through Kernel auto-signon.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
$$AUTOXWB |
Output |
If return value is greater than 0, auto-signon was
successful. The return value will be set to the what DUZ *should* be set to;
it is then the responsibility of the code calling $$AUTOXWB to actually set
DUZ to the value returned by $$AUTOXWB.
Otherwise, if the return value not greater than zero, auto-signon failed, and
the calling code should kill DUZ if it exists.
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