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Thread: Creating Users
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| Creating Users |
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2006-03-07 18:59:58 |
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| You don't need the "-f" in the FetchUsers method. In fact,
I'm not even sure it takes it. Try:
$user = $p4->FetchUser("testUser");
or
$user = $p4->Run("users", "-o",
"testUser");
Which is the equivalent. If you need the "-f" parameter,
you'll have to do this:
$user = $p4->Run("users", "-of",
"testUser");
Fetch user will also return a new user too, so you can't
use it to test to see if a user already exists. Use:
$userList = $p4->FetchUsers();
or
$userList = $p4->Run("users", "-o");
if the first method doesn't work. Then, you have to parse
what was returned to see if the user actually exists. I'm not 100% sure what
this will return. You'll have to play around with it a bit. If you also set
P4->Tagged(), this should return a reference to an array of
hashes.
I need to write a
script to create users. But, I am having problems performing a fetch on the
user command. First I thought of using this:
require P4;
my $p4 = new P4;
$p4->ParseForms();
$p4->Connect or die (
"Failed to connect to Perforce Server" );
my $fetched = $p4->FetchUser( "-f testUser" );
...
Nothing is
returned by the call to FetchUser. I assume it has to do with the force
option. Is there a way to do this when creating new users?
Thanks.....
Scott Lavender |
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