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Hi, Something odd has happened with my installation. All was fine until yesterday when suddenly, I was unable to connect to my Aware app on my server. On investigation, I found that if I run Aware using the Control Panel, I can connect to the application. But when I try to connect with Aware only ru...

Mmmm very odd,

You should only have to EDIT Product after the CREATE statement for it to work.

CREATE puts the Product in context, so EDIT should work.


Peter

Hi, I don't understand how an object.id could be undefined - I thought the IDs were auto-generated by Aware. However, if I understand what you're trying to do, then something like this might work - IF NOT EXISTS OwnerObject WHERE (OwnerObject.OwnedObject=ThisOwnedObject) THEN ENTER NEW OwnerObject U...

Mmmm,

So the Alerts.User is a reference attribute of type RegularUser ?

I would have thought that LoggedInRegularUser should have worked.

You could also try setting the Alerts.User.ID to the LoggedInRegularUser.ID


Peter

Hi,

LoggedInRegularUser should work for you.

HTH,


Peter

Hi, I'm assuming that there can only be one Pending for a particular NSCPers. If so, here is an alternative suggestion - You could create a rule in the Pending object which automatically updates the related NSCPers object when Pending IS NEW. Something like this should work - IF Pending IS NEW AND E...

Hi,

Not sure if this is just in your example, but the IF needs to be followed by the EXISTS - not by the object name

IF EXISTS Object WHERE(Object.Attribute=SomeValue) THEN

Could your problem just be the syntax ?


Peter

Hi Vins, I don't have a comment about the SEARCH_COUNT - it usually works for me. But you could always go back to your original structure and use IF EXISTS THEN FIND This will test for the existence of what you're after and then the FIND will put it in context. It's a bit clumsy, but it does work :-...

Hi, If it was me, here's how I'd do it - I'd pick the new person that you want to assign the accounts to and store that person as a reference attribute in the LoggedInRegularUser BO. Then I'd find all the accounts that you want to re-assign and set the Account.AssignTo reference to the LoggedInRegul...

Hi,

I'm curious about this one too - any help Support ?


Peter

Hi,

Assuming both your User Date Entered and your CC Date Entered are of type date, then the WEEK function should do the job for you - something like this should work:

FIND CC WHERE WEEK(CC_Date_Entered)=WEEK(User_Date_Entered)


Hope i've understood what you're trying to do.


Peter

Thanks for the posts,

I am viewing the app using a frame, and enabling session cookies has fixed the problem.

Good tip !!


Peter

Hi, When I try to access my Aware apps using IE8, I get a 'Session has timed out' error from the webpage - even though I've not logged on as this user before. I've not tried to log on previously to this app using IE. It only happens in IE - Firefox works fine. Following the advice of some earlier po...

Rocketman, Real world feedback much appreciated :-) I know there are so many variables that it's hard to be scientific in analysing possible system performance, but your anecdotal experience is really good to hear. My app would be similar in structure to what you describe but I will most likely have...

Thank you everyone,

The information from these contributions is very useful.

Any more out there ??


Peter