Use javascript value in SQL report

Question

Hello,
I'm trying to do a report that must use the windows username as a filter. Something like
select *
from audit
where username = WINDOWS_USERNAME.
I have this code that retrieves it from the system
<script language="Javascript">
var WshNetwork = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Network");
var userName;
function getUsername(){
userName = WshNetwork.UserName;
return userName;
Does anyone know how can I use it?
Another possibility is having a application item that is populated in the onLoad event. Help please!

Answer 1

I'm going to show you how I implemented my solution:
I have in the login page a html region with the following code:
<script language="Javascript">
var WshNetwork = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Network");
html_GetElement('P111_USERNAME').value = WshNetwork.UserName;
document.write('<b>'+html_GetElement('P111_USERNAME').value+'</b>
</script>When the user clicks the button I have a computation that sets a application item with the value of the P111_USERNAME hidden field.
In all the others pages I reference the application item and it has the correct value.
Your errors should be because you are declaring the ActiveX object outside the function. Or it's just a security limitation of your IE.
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Reise