grabbing user password

[Peter Barfield]

Is it possible to grab the current users password via script just like Get(accountname). I know this might sound like a strange request but the scenario I want to try and achieve is to re login from a mobile database to server with admin privilege run a script then relogin with the user account and password for the actual user. I would like to do this hidden and seamless. Yes i know i can run a script with full access privilege its just that my sync routine is only working with admin login not other user login and i just cant seem to find the solution as to why, however, this workaround does work as I have tried it albeit i manually typed the password back in for the user just trying to avoid that part.

[Wim Decorte]

Is it possible to grab the current users password via script just like Get(accountname). 

Most certainly not....

Yes i know i can run a script with full access privilege its just that my sync routine is only working with admin login not other user login 

That does not make sense.  When you set a script to run with full access, it runs exactly as if you are logged in with full access.  There is no functional difference.

I would strongly recommend focusing your attention on this instead of trying other things that could weaken the security of your solution.

[Peter Barfield]

Wim, Thanks for the reply and yes i understand your point "most certainly not" and I thought that would be the case. I was just thinking outside a square. I know that full access privilege on a script should give me the response I need however, for whatever reason it doesnt give me the same results as if I logged in with the master access again I don't understand why ( Ihave tried every users access and same results)  and I know it doesn't make sense but fact is it doesn't and yes I will continue to investigate that but I fear I am at a dead end on that one within my ability. 

[Wim Decorte]

While logged in as non-admin, run the sequence in the script debugger.  That should easily show you where it fails...

[Peter Barfield]

Wim,sorry havent had a chance to implement your suggestion will let you know how i fare regards and many thanks for your dedicated input to this forum.