Logged on to System (S)
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This event executes a job when a system user logs into the system.
This includes:
Login in the user interface.
Login via API.
There is no special API method for this event. Every API method creates a login. See API Methods for Event-Based Automations.
General
Name | Defines the name of the automation. The name is used to identify the automation in the system. The maximum length is 100 characters. |
Description | Provides information about the automation. The description makes it easier to identify the automation in the system. |
Event | Selects the type of event that, when combined with a job, forms the automation. Every time this event occurs, the system executes the dependent job. The job is defined in the Edit Event-based Job window. |
Recommended Combinations
The following combinations are recommended. It is possible to create other combinations, as well, but not all combinations of events and jobs result in meaningful system behavior.
Event | Job | Description |
|---|---|---|
Logged on to System (C) | Store Data in Profile Attribute (C) | This automation stores information in a system user's profile when he logs into the system. For example, store the date and time of login. |
Define Event
This area defines the specific parameters of the event.
Setting | Description |
|---|---|
System User | This field limits the event to logins from a specific system user. For example, the event is limited to logins of the designated API user. If this field is blank, all logins to the system fire the event. |
Parameters | These fields are not appropriate for this event. To limit the event, use a selection. |
Actions
The following actions are available:
Edit Job: This button saves the changes and opens the Edit Event-Based Job window.
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