When someone is using a Custom Command, can you detect (PowerShell) who initiated the CC?

Question

When someone is using a Custom Command, can you detect (WIth PowerShell as Action) "who initiated" the Custom Command?

I found that you can use e.g.: adm-InitiatorFullName to have the full name of the Initiator, is this correct?

Where can we find more info about the object: $Context.Initiator and the properties of this object that are available or are only the %Adm-InitiatorFullname%; ...EMail; ...Dn available?

Answer 1

Hello,

When someone is using a Custom Command, can you detect (WIth PowerShell as Action) "who initiated" the Custom Command?

Yes, it is possible to get the initiator of the custom command execution. For details, have a look at the corresponding section of the following SDK article: https://www.adaxes.com/sdk/ServerSideScripting/#getting-information-about-the-initiator.

I found that you can use e.g.: adm-InitiatorFullName to have the full name of the Initiator, is this correct?

Yes, you can use calculated properties to get the initiator-related properties. For more details about the available initiator-related calculated properties, have a look at the corresponding section of the following SDK article: https://www.adaxes.com/help/CalculatedProperties/#operation-initiator.

Where can we find more info about the object: $Context.Initiator and the properties of this object that are available or are only the %Adm-InitiatorFullname%; ...EMail; ...Dn available?

Please, have a look at the description of the Initiator property in the following SDK article: https://www.adaxes.com/sdk/ExecuteScriptContextClass/#Initiator_details.