http://www.afteroffice.com/sqVry.user.mms?sid=SIDxxxxxxxx
Use:Check to see if the SID still valid (user still online). This command is handy if the DA has implemented some local cache mechanism to store the user specification data after the first sqSpec. DA will then only need to issue a sqVry command (faster) instead of sqSpec to make sure the user session is still valid. Return:"true" if the SID still valid, "false" if the SID expired or user logout.
Note:
By default AOS expire user session on 45 minutes of inactivity. If DA suspect the a user query has expired, issuing sqVry is a way to find out. In most case DA should validate the SID form time to time to make sure the data integrity.
See also: sqSpecCommand sqExist
Syntax:
http://www.afteroffice.com/sqExist.user.mms?name=name&host=h
ost&email=email
Parameters:
name: user login name
host: user host
email (optional): user email
Use:Check to see if there is a user on the AOS database.
Return:"true" if the user exist, "false" if user not exist.
See also: sqVry
Command sqServ
Syntax: http://www.afteroffice.com/sqServ.user.mms?fld=gmt
fld: The fields list that DA would like to obtain data from. It is a
comma separated field name list.
Use:Fetch AOS settings. Works very much like sqServ, just that this
command query the server "profile" instead of active users. DA may
find out some configuration value form the AOS config file. Refer to
AOS config table for field available.
Return:text value
See also: sqSpec
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