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==User_ID==

The User_ID parameter appears in the [generic_xxx] sections of the <nop>OpenLink Session Rules Book. You may use this parameter to hardcode user names. However, hardcoded names will override all names passed in a client DSN. If OPSYSLOGIN is enabled, the operating system will authenticate the User_ID. If OPSYSLOGIN is disabled, User_ID will be authenticated by the backend database.   

Example: 

{{{
User_ID = scott 
}}}

See Also: UID, User Name