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RTC BIRT Report: Is there any way to get the requester id of the report being run?

We can get the requester id on the RTC Active Services page but we have hard time in correlating the requester with what report he/she is running.One of the things we think we can do is to get the requester id inside BIRT report and print it out to SytemOut.log so we can review. So is there any way to get the requester id inside BIRT report? 

Thanks. 

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I can find out the requester's name but would love to know how to discover their id


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Hi Clement,

Can I ask why you're trying to find out what user is running which report - is it for tracking purposes, or is it a troubleshooting issue? (e.g., you know there is a slow-running report on the server, and you want to find out which one it is and who requested it).  If it's for troubleshooting, and if you're using CLM 4.0.4 or higher, you can probably find the information you need on the "Running Reports" page, which you can find on the admin Reports page (shows all reports currently running on the server) or within a project under the "Reports" menu (displays only the reports requested by the current user).
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Hi Alanna,


This is exactly what I need. 

Thanks.


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To answer your original question, use the COMMON_SNAPSHOTS table LIVE_CONTRIBUTOR and set the filter to CONTRUBUTOR_USERID = '{Current Contributor}'

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