Re-Login - FileMaker Pro

Allows the user to log in to the database using a different account and password without closing and reopening the file. Format. Re-Login [Account Name: Reference> Scriptstepsreference> Accountsscriptsteps> Re-Login Re-Login Purpose  Allowstheusertologintothedatabaseusingadifferentaccountandpasswordwithoutclosingandreopeningthefile. Format  Re-Login[AccountName:;Password:;Nodialog] Options  PerformwithoutdialogpreventstheOpendialogboxfromdisplayingwhenthescriptstepexecutes.Thisdialogboxrequirestheusertomanuallyenteranaccountandpassword(oreditinformationalreadydisplayedinthedialogbox)toopenadatabasefile.WhenPerformwithoutdialogisselected,FileMaker Prousestheaccountandpasswordinformationthatisstoredwiththescriptstep,orgeneratesinformationfromcalculationswhenthestepexecutes. ClickSpecifytodisplaythe“Re-Login”Optionsdialogbox,whereyoucansetthefollowingoptions.  • AccountNameisthenameoftheaccounttobeauthenticated.YoucanenterliteraltextorclickSpecifytocreateanewaccountnamefromacalculation.  • Passwordisthepasswordforthisaccount.YoucanenterliteraltextorclickSpecifytocreateanewpasswordfromacalculation. Compatibility    Wherethescriptstepruns  Supported  FileMakerPro  Yes  FileMakerServerscheduledscript  Partial  FileMakerGo  Yes  CustomWebPublishing  Partial  InstantWebPublishing  Partial  Runtimesolution  Yes  Originatedin  FileMaker Pro6.0orearlier Description  Privilegesassignedtothenewaccounttakeeffectimmediately,includingaccesstotables,records,layouts,scripts,andvaluelists. Notes  • Youdonotneedfullaccessprivilegestoperformthisscriptstep.Userswithanylevelofaccesscanusethisscriptsteptore-logintothedatabase.  • Usersgetfiveattemptstoentertheiraccountandpassword,unlesstheSetErrorCapturescriptstepisenabled.  • IftheSetErrorCapturescriptstepisenabled,usersgetasingleattempttoentertheiraccountandpassword.  • PerformwithoutdialogmustbeselectedforthisscripttoworkinaFileMakerServerscheduledscript. Examples  Re-Login[AccountName:"MyAccount";Password:"MyPassword";Nodialog] Relatedtopics  Scriptstepsreference(alphabeticallist) Scriptstepsreference(categorylist) Wasthistopichelpful?Sendfeedback.