Sub GetNextLoggedInUser( _
   ByVal poPos As IEdmPos5, _
   ByRef pbsUserName As System.String, _
   ByRef pbsComputerName As System.String, _
   ByRef pbsVaultName As System.String, _
   ByRef poLoginTime As System.Object _
) 

void GetNextLoggedInUser( 
   IEdmPos5 poPos,
   out System.string pbsUserName,
   out System.string pbsComputerName,
   out System.string pbsVaultName,
   out System.object poLoginTime
)

void GetNextLoggedInUser( 
&   IEdmPos5^ poPos,
&   [Out] System.String^ pbsUserName,
&   [Out] System.String^ pbsComputerName,
&   [Out] System.String^ pbsVaultName,
&   [Out] System.Object^ poLoginTime
) 

Parameters

poPos

IEdmPos5; position in the enumeration of the next logged-in user

pbsUserName

Name of the logged-in user (see Remarks)

pbsComputerName

Name of the computer in which the user is logged (see Remarks)

pbsVaultName

Name of the vault in which the user is logged (see Remarks)

poLoginTime

Date and time of the moment when the user logged in to the vault (see Remarks)

Before calling this method the first time, you must populate poPos with the interface to the position of the first logged-in user in the list, IEdmPos5. Call IEdmUserMgr5::GetFirstLoggedInUserPosition to obtain poPos.

After calling this method the first time, poPos is automatically incremented every time it is called. Call this method repeatedly to obtain the rest of the logged-in users in the list.

Be sure to call IEdmPos5::IsNull before you call this method to ensure you have not reached the end of the enumeration. 

C++ users must free the strings returned in pbsUserName, pbsComputerName, and pbsVaultName with a call to SysFreeString. C++ users must initialize the VARIANT struct in poLoginTime with a call to VariantInit before calling this method. After the method has returned, the contents of the VARIANT struct must be freed by calling VariantClear.

Return codes: 

• S_OK: The method successfully executed.