I would guess a permissions issue. Can everything write to the log directory?
Steve
> On Feb 24, 2016, at 10:08 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
>
> Embedding the frameworks did work in that it allowed me to start my app from
> the command line (Thanks!)
>
> However now I’m at the javamonitor/wotaskd
Embedding the frameworks did work in that it allowed me to start my app from
the command line (Thanks!)
However now I’m at the javamonitor/wotaskd “hades” that always seems to get me.
I’ve set all my WOHost vars to localhost, and am using localhost across the
board (Site and Host). I’ve succe
If you always want the comparison to be case insensitive, then you should be
able to specify a database collation for the column that is insensitive.
Then just just a regular equals qualifier. If you want it case sensitive
sometimes and insensitive others, that is a different problem.
Chuck
Hmm, it would be interesting if there was an alternative, but really the
problem lies in the database. Any wildcard type searches (at least that
start with a wildcard) are not likely to use indexes and cause a table
scan. If your database supported the concept of having case-insensitive
indexes,
Hello,
Say you have a web application where the login identifier is the user’s email
address. This works in the conventional way: the user supplies that address at
sign-up, and it serves two in-app functions: login identifier, and actual email
address to which notifications can be sent. This is
Hi Sébastien,
If you look at ERMDDeleteButton, you'll find that canDelete() does not check
the "isEntityDeletable" key. Instead:
return object() != null && object() instanceof
ERXGuardedObjectInterface ? ((ERXGuardedObjectInterface)object()).canDelete() :
true;
If you're not using the
