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John_Conrad_418
Nimbostratus
Mar 03, 2010Write to Logon Log - Session Variable Existence
Does anybody know of a way to log whether or not a session variable exists?
I am attempting to design a process for predicting potential problems before I enforce new hotfix requirement...
John_Conrad_418
Nimbostratus
Mar 03, 2010Sorry, maybe I didn't give enough detail.
I'll start by saying, I am a little worried about tuning on "Save user's session variables to logon reports" in production. Do others do this in standard "everyday" operation?
I have the Extended Windows and IE checker enabled and "Save user's session variables to logon reports" turned on on my dev box. So, I am seeing entries like this in the logon log...
...
Session Variable %session.win_info.hotfixes.hf_kb893066%= ' '
...
If I create a Write to Logon Log check
REAL HF: %session.win_info.hotfixes.hf_kb893066%,
BOGUS HF: %session.win_info.hotfixes.hf_kbxxxxxx%,
The logon log reports the following (with no way to distinguish that the "Bogus HF" variable doesn't exsist):
Real HF: ,
BOGUS HF: ,
I wish that the Extedned Windows and IE checker returned an actual value along with the the session variable. Then I could distinguish between a patch being present as "1" or being missing as "null".
Session Variable %session.win_info.hotfixes.hf_kb893066%= ' 1'
Beyond that, there is not much documentation for the logger, so I was hoping that somebody might have found a way to look for the mere presence of the session variable, regardless of the value returned. Something like....
EXIST(%session.win_info.hotfixes.hf_kb893066%)
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