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Print job and domain name

Postby Rasmus W » Tue, 02 Mar 2004 19:17:23 GMT

Hi NG



I'm using the spool API to retrieve the user name of the user who has
printed a job my homemade port monitor. Currently I'm using JOB_INFO_2. Here
I've got MachineName and UserName. With that I use the API call
LookupAccountName() to get the domain name.

With many domains the LookupAccountName() can take a very long time,
depending on how the trusts between the domain are setup.



Is there another way to retrieve the domain name of the user who printed the
job?



Platforms: WinXP, Win2000 and Win2003

Programming language: C++ (VC6)

Posted in: microsoft.public.win2000.developer and microsoft.public.win2000.

/Rasmus



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Hi NG



I'm using the spool API to retrieve the user name of the user who has
printed a job my homemade port monitor. Currently I'm using JOB_INFO_2. Here
I've got MachineName and UserName. With that I use the API call
LookupAccountName() to get the domain name.

With many domains the LookupAccountName() can take a very long time,
depending on how the trusts between the domain are setup.



Is there another way to retrieve the domain name of the user who printed the
job?



Platforms: WinXP, Win2000 and Win2003

Programming language: C++ (VC6)

Posted in: microsoft.public.win2000.developer and microsoft.public.win2000.


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