> We are not doing any proxying, so in reality, that column should be null?
Yes. It has no child tickets since you're not proxying. A proxy ticket is modeled as a parent-child relation between the original SSO session ticket (parent) and proxy ticket (child). > Like I said, this process seems to have been working before we implemented > throttling. I'm not sure why thought it started happening around that time. No cause-effect relationship comes to mind with throttling. > Can anyone tell me the referncial integrity between the SERVICETICKET and > TICKETGRANTINGTICKET tables? The TICKETGRANTINGTICKET_ID column of SERVICETICKET has a foreign key reference on TICKETGRANTINGTICKET.ID. > Also, so that TICKETGRANTINGTICKET_ID column is only used if using a proxy? TICKETGRANTINGTICKET.TICKETGRANTINGTICKET_ID, yes. M -- You are currently subscribed to [email protected] as: [email protected] To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/JSG/cas-user
