HI Kirk, thanks for taking the time to weigh-in on this… I’m in need of some
clarification, see below:
> I include a field in the [Users] table for the database id and database
> name. The significance of that value depends on the rules you set up for
> yourself.
I assume that these are
Robert,
I include a field in the [Users] table for the database id and database
name. The significance of that value depends on the rules you set up for
yourself.
1) You could say the 4D structure is the authority in which case if the
structure doesn't, or no longer, has that user's db id in it
Sigh, there is a hard limit of 15k admin users in the 4D User system. I am
working with systems that have more than that # of users. Going to have to come
up with a different approach. Thinking about having a smaller set of 4D User
setup that I recycle and link them up to the users in the
Kirk, what was your method of keeping use rand 4d recs in sync?
Thanks,
R
> On Sep 2, 2016, at 10:52 AM, Kirk Brooks wrote:
>
> You have to explicitly
> offer some way to log in as a different 4D user or, as I eventually did,
> tie my user records to a 4D user.
> On Sep 2, 2016, at 11:52 AM, Kirk Brooks wrote:
>
> Randy,
> Not really. All logins are automatically attributed to the default user. I
> used it for years with my own user login system. You have to explicitly
> offer some way to log in as a different 4D user or, as I
Randy,
Not really. All logins are automatically attributed to the default user. I
used it for years with my own user login system. You have to explicitly
offer some way to log in as a different 4D user or, as I eventually did,
tie my user records to a 4D user.
On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 7:59 AM,
I have a need to activate the default user in the 4D password system (KB-76953
Enabling Default User) so I can get the 4D Backup progress thermometer
deactivated on client machines.
Is anyone aware of development 'gotchas’ or other problems that might occur
which would suggest this is a bad
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