[AccessD] User sysvars

 > I have a simple Global Variables class (GV) where I...

You're my kind of guy Dan!

I have a "CurrentUser" class which holds info about the currently logged in user.  I guess I will 
build a sysvars class and add it to the current user, then load the sysvars for that user after the 
login sequence.

I have a SysVars class which is part of my framework but I just never designed one to handle a user 
id as part of the sysvar.

John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com

On 6/20/2011 10:14 PM, Dan Waters wrote:
> Sure.  Of course you have a table for users.  Just add a field for each
> parameter.
>
> I have a simple Global Variables class (GV) where I read in all the User and
> System Global variables (about 50 altogether) at startup and they are then
> stored as class properties.  Get the class properties when needed.  While
> coding, it's just GV.Whatever in intellisense.
>
> Dan
>
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> Does anyone have a functioning user sysvar class.  The user is able to
> select things (perhaps a window position) and save them, then have them
> reload when that user logs in?
>
> I have never done this and don't want to reinvent the wheel if someone is
> doing it already.
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