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table for name - User ID --Simple question !

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‎2008 Dec 16 4:39 PM

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Which is the table that gives me the ID associated with the complete name of the user ? I tried for example USR02 PA0105 etc ....Iam gettign the names in hex !

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Private_Member_119218
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‎2008 Dec 16 4:41 PM

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You're looking for USER_ADDR.

Edit: I'm sure that there are several correct answers to this question.

Edited by: Martinsh Shaiters on Dec 16, 2008 5:45 PM

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Private_Member_119218
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‎2008 Dec 16 4:41 PM

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You're looking for USER_ADDR.

Edit: I'm sure that there are several correct answers to this question.

Edited by: Martinsh Shaiters on Dec 16, 2008 5:45 PM

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‎2008 Dec 16 4:46 PM

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Thats right !! I dont knowhow I missed it !! thanks !!

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jurjen_heeck
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‎2008 Dec 16 5:01 PM

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> Edit: I'm sure that there are several correct answers to this question.

Depending on your release as well. In newer systems all user address data is stored in the address tables ADR*. The link from BNAME to PERSNR is found in USR21.