gregglarkin
Legendary Poster
JDElisters:
I have experienced a weird problem and am wondering if anyone else has scene this. Our developers have made a copy of a standard JDE app. They made a version of the app and assigned values. This was done on a fat client and is used predominantly on terminal server. I am testing our web server. I viewed an interactive application from a browser. I made no changes, just opened the app and closed it. Ten minutes later, I get an irrate phone call that I "modified the app" because the settings have changed. If we look in the versions table, my ID is shown as the last user to make changes. I'm stumped as to why the web client would behave like that. Has anyone else run into this?
Gregg Larkin
PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne System Administrator
Praxair, Inc.
I have experienced a weird problem and am wondering if anyone else has scene this. Our developers have made a copy of a standard JDE app. They made a version of the app and assigned values. This was done on a fat client and is used predominantly on terminal server. I am testing our web server. I viewed an interactive application from a browser. I made no changes, just opened the app and closed it. Ten minutes later, I get an irrate phone call that I "modified the app" because the settings have changed. If we look in the versions table, my ID is shown as the last user to make changes. I'm stumped as to why the web client would behave like that. Has anyone else run into this?
Gregg Larkin
PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne System Administrator
Praxair, Inc.
