Flowfield:Name in Window Login Table
ouredp
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Hello,
We are setting up windows login on Navison 4.1
Having a look at table 2000000054 , I don´t understand the meaning of
the flowfield "name" definition. ](*,)
Opening the table with "run" is very slow due to many records in our
Windows Access Control Table.
Is there something wrong with that definition ?
We are setting up windows login on Navison 4.1
Having a look at table 2000000054 , I don´t understand the meaning of
the flowfield "name" definition. ](*,)
Lookup("Windows Access Control"."Company Name" WHERE (Login ID=FIELD(SID)))
Opening the table with "run" is very slow due to many records in our
Windows Access Control Table.
Is there something wrong with that definition ?
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Comments
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The definition is ok, but it can be slow.Regards,Alain Krikilion
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!0 -
Yes, definition is ok but the meanings is not clear. Because for one SID can be more entries in table Windows Access Control and doing lookup is undetermined. For me, the field has no meaning but I do not know if the aplication is usig it.0
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