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    - User administration, basics
    - User administration panel
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    - Workstation authorization
    - Configuration Management
    - User Administration - Control Functions
      - General Functions
      - Windows Specific Functions
        getCurrentDomainName()
        getDomainOSUser()
        The function returns the domain, the user name, the full name, the description and the groups of the Windows user logged in.
        getOSUser()
        The function returns the user name, the full name, the OS ID, the domain and the comment of the current user.
        getOSGroupID()
        Returns the operating system ID of a specific user group.
        getOSGroupInfo()
        Returns the attributes of a domain group.
        getOSGroupName()
        Returns the group name for an OS specific ID.
        getOSGroups()
        Returns an array containing the attributes of all groups of a domain (no local groups).
        getOSGroupUsers()
        Returns all users of a group.
        getOSUserGroups()
        Returns an array containing the attributes of all groups a user is member of.
        getOSUserID()
        Returns the operating system ID of a specific user.
        getOSUserInfo()
        Returns the attributes for a user "userName".
        getOSUserName()
        Returns the user name for an OS specific ID.
        getUserPermissionForArea()
        The function getUserPermissionForArea() gets the user permission for an area.
        getWindowsEvents()
        The function returns the Windows events. The events under Windows are split into three different log types.
        setUserNameSSO()
        Sets the name of a WinCC OA user for SSO.
        usr_deleteSetting()
        Deletes a user setting from the configuration management.
        verifyOSUser()
        The function returns TRUE (in the &result parameter) if the user with the defined user name exists, the account of the user is not locked or disabled and the specified password is correct. The default user is the current operating system user.
        wss_getGenericSetting()
        Reads all workstation settings without hierarchy.
        wss_getSpecificSetting()
        Reads a specific workstation setting without hierarchy.
        wss_getSpecificWorkstationSetting()
        Reads a specific workstation setting with hierarchy.
        wss_getWorkstationSettings()
        Reads all workstation settings with hierarchy.
      - Control Classes
    - Command Channel
    - Operating System Authentication
  - System Permissions
  - Authorization Check Plug-in
  - ***
- Communication
- Settings

getCurrentDomainName()

The function returns the current domain of the user.

Synopsis

int getCurrentDomainName( string &domain);

Parameters


Parameter	Description
&domain	The current domain.

Return value

The function returns -1 in case of errors and otherwise 0.

Error

Missing or wrong parameters.

Description

The function returns the current domain of the user. This means the domain the user belongs to.

A computer can also be part of a domain. If a local user is logged in, the function returns the computer name instead of the domain. To query the domain name of the computer, use the function getOSDomainName().

The function returns the current domain of the user.

main()
{
  string domain;
  int i = getCurrentDomainName(domain);
  DebugN(i, domain);
}

Assignment

User administration, Waiting Control function

Availability

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