Terry,

Do you have VeAudit (Vesoft)?  If so, you can do the following:

     (substitute your account names for the <account> tokens in the last
line ... the 'rgroup.account' parm must be
      written as such)...

  repeat
  setjcw cierror 0
  veaudit listuser @.![rgroup.account](homegroup="![rgroup.group]")  >
$null
  if cierror=0
    veaudit listuser @.![rgroup.account](homegroup="![rgroup.group]")
  endif
  veaudit forgroups @.<account> [[log in to unmask]<account>...]

The first 'veaudit listuser ...' and the 'if...endif' block are necessary
to avoid cluttering the report/display with 'NO USERS FOUND ..." errors.  A
more elegant solution may exist, but this works well and it's fast enough
for me.

Lee Gunter
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oregon / Regence HMO Oregon
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From: [log in to unmask] on 04/09/98 05:24 AM

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Subject:  looking for command file




I need to get a list of all MPE user-ids that are homed to a specific
group.
Has anyone already created one?
We have lots of users that are homed to many different groups within the
same account.
Every so often I need to generate lists of the users by "home group", and I
can't think
of any clever, easy way to do this.
Anyone care to offer a solution?
Terry Simpkins