Supervising the Network

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Customizing the User Environment
Examples of Login Scripts
Table 5-9 shows an example of a profile login script you might create for
users in the Profile object ACCOUNTING. This profile login script would
execute after the container login script had executed.
Table 5-9 Sample Profile Login Script
Login script command Purpose
MAP DISPLAY OFF Prevents MAP commands from displaying
on the screen as they are assigned.
MAP ERRORS OFF Prevents mapping errors from displaying on
the screen.
MAP INS S16:=VOL1:APPL\DB Maps the first available search drive (after
those assigned in the container login script)
to the directory that contains the database
program.
MAP *5:=VOL1:ACCOUNTS\NEW Maps the fifth network drive (after those
assigned in the container login script) to the
NEW subdirectory.
MAP *6:=VOL1:ACCOUNTS\RECORDS Maps the sixth network drive (after those
assigned in the container login script) to the
RECORDS subdirectory.
#WSUPDATE S1:IPXODI.COM /LOCAL Executes WSUPDATE which updates the
IPXODI.COM file on the user’s workstation
with a new version of the file located in the
first search drive.
MAP DISPLAY ON Allows MAP commands to display.
MAP Displays a list of all drive mappings.
WRITE Displays a blank line between the list of
mappings and following lines.
IF DAY_OF_WEEK=“FRIDAY” THEN
WRITE “Weekly progress report is due today”
FIRE 2
END
On Fridays, the phaser sound occurs twice
to alert the user while the message “Weekly
progress report is due today” displays on the
screen.