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    Authenticate

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    Introduced in QPR 7.2.1

     

    Authenticates the user. If a model is open, it is closed first. Calling this function is not mandatory in script functions: if no user is authenticated when some other script function is called, login dialog is shown and the user can authenticate during the execution of the script (if the user interface is not hidden, see SetUIMode).

     

    Synopsis:

     

    SCApplication.Authenticate(username, password, domain)

     

    Parameters:

     

    Username: Username for logging into the server. String

    Password: Password of the user defined in the User parameter. String

    Domain: The domain that contains the user account defined in the User parameter. Can be left empty if NT authentication is not used. String

     

    If empty parameters are given, authentication is done with Integrated Windows Authentication. See Security Level for Executing QPR Script for instructions on how to allow IWA.

     

    Required Rights:

     

    None

     

    Return Values:

    Below are listed the return values that this function can return:

     

    RV_APPLICATION_QUIT_CALLED

    RV_SUCCESS

    RV_LOGIN_FAILED

    RV_IWA_NOT_IN_USE

     

    Example Procedure:

     

    Sub ConnectToServerAndAuthenticate()

     Dim iResult

     Dim oModel

     iResult = SCApplication.ConnectToServer("", 0)

     If (iResult <> 0) Then

       MsgBox "Could not connect to default server: " + SCApplication.GetErrorMessage(iResult)

     End If

     iResult = SCApplication.Authenticate("qpr", "demo", "")

     If (iResult <> 0) Then

       MsgBox "Authentication failed: " + SCApplication.GetErrorMessage(iResult)

     End If

    End Sub