LogOnEnt(Int32,String,Int32,DBString,DBDouble,DBString,DBDateTime) Method

• Visual Basic
• C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Shared Sub LogOnEnt( _
   ByVal sessionId As Integer, _
   ByVal userId As String, _
   ByVal entId As Integer, _
   ByVal curLabCd As DBString, _
   ByVal pctLabToApply As DBDouble, _
   ByVal curLabDeptId As DBString, _
   ByVal logOnTime As DBDateTime _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim sessionId As Integer
Dim userId As String
Dim entId As Integer
Dim curLabCd As DBString
Dim pctLabToApply As DBDouble
Dim curLabDeptId As DBString
Dim logOnTime As DBDateTime
 
Session.LogOnEnt(sessionId, userId, entId, curLabCd, pctLabToApply, curLabDeptId, logOnTime)

public static void LogOnEnt( 
   int sessionId,
   string userId,
   int entId,
   DBString curLabCd,
   DBDouble pctLabToApply,
   DBString curLabDeptId,
   DBDateTime logOnTime
)

Parameters

sessionId

Required. Holds the session ID and thus the user who is making this method call.

userId

Required. Holds the ID of the user who is being logged on.

entId

Required. Holds the ID of the entity that the user is logging on to.

curLabCd

Optional. Holds the labor code to be used for this entry. Defaults to null, which means that labor data is not collected.

pctLabToApply

Optional. Holds the percentage of labor hours to be applied to this entry. Defaults to 100% if the labor code is included; otherwise, is null.

curLabDeptId

Optional. Holds the ID of the labor department to be used for this entry. Defaults to null, which means that labor data is not collected.

logOnTime

Optional. Holds the actual date/time the logon took place. If null, defaults to the current time.

Passing a time for this parameter is useful when importing logon data from external timekeeping systems.

NOTE: The supplied date/time must be before the current time; if it is not, the current time is used.