Hi David
Couple of things to check
- there is a login semaphore which might not be getting released.
- sometimes iterating through active directory credentials can take forever
if there is a deep hierarchy, especially if the credentials are being
retrieved over a wan.
Brian
-Original M
In message , Rick
Nuckolls writes
I doubt that I will be the only one to reply, but
The variables "@id" and "@record" must be set prior to the call, as in:
Note that both of these are *optional* *if* they aren't used.
But it's extremely unlikely you won't use at least one of them. I don'
This is one of my biggest complaints about U2; users aren't in the
database. We host our application for numerous clients and we're
compelled to manage all users, groups, and passwords ourselves instead
of allowing our users to do it! After being exposed to both ways I
can honestly say the
You are, of course, correct. If your itype does not reference the id field of
the record, then I do not necessary to assign @id.
My bias towards always assigning it comes from experience writing utilities,
where no such assumptions may be made, rather then writing code dependent on
the individ
Is dict item F01 actually a compiled I type dict item?
Wally Terhune
U2 Support Architect
Rocket Software
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