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Thanks ShaneEP. I want to not only detect the presence of a specific ODBC connection but also have at least the computer name and/or username written to a file somewhere when it's found.
Picture this: We have around 500 users and there are some that have a specific ODBC connection that we want to change. I'm thinking we can use a Kix script at logon to identify if a PC has this specific ODBC connection and when it finds a PC that does I want to know what PC was just logged into and what user account was used. Is there a way to have Kix write that information to a file?
Also, provided there is a way to do that might there also be a way to tell Kix not to write the values if they're already in the file? For instance, if User A logs into PC A and the ODBC connection is found I want it written to the file, but then when User A logs into PC A again the next day or week I don't want it written again.
What do you think?
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