For the benefit of those who don't have or know about the "qwinsta" command, perhaps you could provide an example of its output, which is being used as input to your script.

I assume the "user=Active,....." stuff is the output you would like to produce, right?

Next, you state, "is not quote working for me." We are programmers here, and we are not afraid of specifics. Please provide us with a description of the output you are getting and how it fails to meet your needs.

The way your question is posted we cannot answer properly. We do enjoy helping, and at least for me, asking a few more questions is the best help I can provide to your question. Once you answer them, either I or someone else will probably be able to do a better job of responding directly to your question.

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