Provides the authentication interface to a 1.x or 3.x server, enabling a user to log on.
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object.LoginToServer nServerType,bEnableUI,[lpszUserId],[lpszPassWd]
| Parameter | Data Type | Description |
| nServerType | ServerType (Integer) |
Indicates the type of server to be accessed ConstantSettingDescription
OneXUnix11.x UNIX server |
| bEnableUI | AuthUI (Boolean) |
Determines if the logon dialog box is displayed ConstantSettingDescription
DisableUITrueDisables the dialog box. |
| lpszUserId | string | (Optional) User logon ID (up to 20 characters for a 1.xserver or 80 characters for 3.x server) |
| lpszPasswd | string | (Optional) User logon password (up to 36 characters for 1.x server or 80 characters for a 3.x server) |
If nServerType is set to 2, the user is logged on to the 3.x server specified by the Domain property.
Note: Multiple users cannot log on to a 3.x server using the same ID.
When a user is logged on to a 3.x server, authentication remains current until the application is closed. On a 1.x server, however, authentication remains valid after the application is closed.
To log a user off, use the LogOffServer method.