Re-Login
 
Purpose 
Allows logging in to the file using a different account and password without having to close and reopen the file.
See also 
Creating scripts to automate tasks
Format 
Re-Login [Account Name: <account name>; Password: <password>; No dialog]
Options 
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Perform without dialog prevents the Open <filename> dialog box from displaying when the script step executes. This dialog box requires the user to manually enter an account and password (or edit information already displayed in the dialog box) to open a database. When Perform without dialog is selected, FileMaker Pro uses the account and password information that is stored with the script step, or generates information from calculations when the step executes.
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Account Name allows you to specify the name of the account to be authenticated.
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Password allows you to specify the password for this account.
Compatibility 
 
Where the script step runs 
Supported 
FileMaker Pro 
Yes 
FileMaker Server scheduled script 
Partial 
FileMaker Go 
Yes 
Custom Web Publishing 
Partial 
FileMaker WebDirect 
Yes 
Runtime solution 
Yes 
Originated in 
FileMaker Pro 7.0
Description 
Privileges assigned to the new account take effect immediately, including access to tables, records, layouts, scripts, and value lists.
Notes
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You do not need full access privileges to perform this script step. Users with any level of access can use this script step to re-login to the database.
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Users get five attempts to enter their account and password, unless the Set Error Capture script step is enabled.
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If the Set Error Capture script step is enabled, users get a single attempt to enter their account and password.
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Perform without dialog must be selected for this script to work in a FileMaker Server scheduled script.
Example 1 
Prompts the current user to re-login after deleting the specified account.
Note  Because of the Delete Account step, users must have full access privileges to run this script.
Delete Account [Account Name: "User"]
Re-Login [ ]
Related topics 
Script steps reference (alphabetical list)
Script steps reference (category list)
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