Appian function isuseractive

ankitb0003 over 8 years ago

Hi,

We are using Appian 16.1 and I have noticed that isuseractive function is taking longer time to execute and it’s creating a performance issue.

Do we have any alternative function for isuseractive or any work around?

-Ankit

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0 Josh
Certified Lead Developer
over 8 years ago

You can try using the built in user() function. User(appianUser, "status") returns 1 for active and 0 for deactivated.
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0 ankitb0003 over 8 years ago

Thanks.
Yes I have tried using this function. But it don't work when user is deactivated or user id is wrong. It throw an invalid user exception. but the isuseractive worked fine in that case stating user is not active or not available.
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0 abhi.jana
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

What about isusernametaken()?
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0 abhi.jana
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

if(isusernametaken(ri!user),user(ri!user,"status"),"User does not exist")
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0 venkateshs329 over 8 years ago

#ankitb: Please try below code it might helpful to you.
if(user(ri!username,"status")=1,"UserActive","UserDeactivte")
Note;ri!username type is user.
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0 ankitb0003 over 8 years ago

Thanks All, isusernametaken worked for me, its much faster then isuseractive.
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