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or something like:<br />
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NtAccountName.Split('\\')[<wbr />1]
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or something like:

NtAccountName.Split('\\')[1]

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you are the bomb Kaufmed = as usual!!!
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Glad to help... &nbsp; as usual &nbsp; :D
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I captured the windows Identity and need to take off the domain name before I write it to the database.<br />
The results of the following code are DOMAIN\r3nder - I need it to be just r3nder<br />
I am sure its easy I just cant find the way to Split it<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26447653-1">WindowsIdentity currIdentity = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent();
string NtAccountName = currIdentity.Name;</code></pre>
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I captured the windows Identity and need to take off the domain name before I write it to the database.
The results of the following code are DOMAIN\r3nder - I need it to be just r3nder
I am sure its easy I just cant find the way to Split it

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Split and get rid of

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