HesterLouw
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We are building an application to change the status on a project without using a fat client. This will only be allowed if the change does not involve a spec copy (e.g., DV to PY) or the release of a token.
Our first attempt was to use the BSFN used in P98220. These bsfn only run on a client and not on the web. We copied the bsfn to a system 69 (in the CUSTOM DLL) version. When we test on the local web it works 100%. However, it fails when we do a package build - still researching why.
Question - the F98210 and F98211 has a LOGKEY as primary key. Per the DD "Primary key to the header and detail log tables (P98210 and P98211) for the Object Management Workbench. This key contains a globally unique identifier (GUID). A GUID can be generated from any computer and be guaranteed to be unique everywhere.”
We are considering our own updates (not using the copied bsfn). But - how do we obtain this LOGKEY? I could not find any reference in the debug logs as to where this value is coming from....
Thanks
Hester
Our first attempt was to use the BSFN used in P98220. These bsfn only run on a client and not on the web. We copied the bsfn to a system 69 (in the CUSTOM DLL) version. When we test on the local web it works 100%. However, it fails when we do a package build - still researching why.
Question - the F98210 and F98211 has a LOGKEY as primary key. Per the DD "Primary key to the header and detail log tables (P98210 and P98211) for the Object Management Workbench. This key contains a globally unique identifier (GUID). A GUID can be generated from any computer and be guaranteed to be unique everywhere.”
We are considering our own updates (not using the copied bsfn). But - how do we obtain this LOGKEY? I could not find any reference in the debug logs as to where this value is coming from....
Thanks
Hester
