I know that the question is a little bit old, but in the newer versions you can try this code (for C#) [emoticon:c4563cd7d5574777a71c318021cbbcc8]
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Some update to this one, cause this post is about a common task everybody needs to solve sometimes.
Even if an Aras employee (Chris "the saint" [emoticon:44ce83dd2c0841729633d585605ccf2e]) and many other liked my code sample, I wonder if we all have overseen a better solution.
Doesn´t inn.getUserAliases()); do pretty much the same?!?!? Does anyone know more? I am so confused right now.
In C# there is
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But you would probably need to check if it contains exactly one id, since it is a "List".
In Javascript there is:
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Hi Alderaan,
many thanks for the examples! I like both variants and will definitely use them!
