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I am testing something out that I want to use in my standard logon script. I have a script I have been using for years that works fine basically detecting a user's global group memberships and mapping drives accordingly. I do this using "InGroup." I also check to see if a user is in more than one group and map differently as necessary. I use 95/98/NT/W2k/XP workstations and NT4 servers and have generally had no problems.
However, I have encountered a situation where I have had to use "InGroup32" or "InGrp." I don't know why and I can find no documentation on this. For example, the following:
SELECT
CASE InGroup(MIS) AND @WUserID = "sys-sc"
USE X: "\\POR-NT1\SCANS$"
ENDSELECT
works only if I use "InGroup32" or "InGrp." Can anyone explain this to me?
Scott
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