This is a "not perfect" situation but you may add an "IF" to your system udc
to skip "normal" operations when that user is logging on.  Obviously, this
is an exception and may not apply to all situations.  It may be applied if
that user is your company's president and wants to skip things he doesn't
like... :-)

Example (in system udc)

...
IIF NOT (HPUSER = "username" AND HPACCOUNT = "accountname") THEN
  Comment "Normal user" operations...
ENDIF
...

If this is REALLY necessary, then it can be done.
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"Greg Terterian" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
news:9cmmih01q8c@enews4.newsguy.com...
> I would like to set logon UDC for a user.  The system has 'system wide'
logon
> UDC already and it does not pay attention to the user's logon UDC.
> Is there a way to bypass the system UDC for this user or force the user's
> logon UDC after the system wide logon UDC?
> I would like to thank you in advance for all your help!
>
> Thank you
> Greg
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