TWalker
Active Member
We are experiencing a very intermittent error while performing voucher entries using the P0411 application. The error message is:
[Invalid Overwrite or Read] The system may become unstable. Please debug the Application using Event Rule Debugger.
Application0411 Eventost Button Clicked
I checked knowledge Jungle (Garden) and found that this is a common issue. However, I noticed that all of the SARs were closed with no resolution. I called JDE and they confirmed that this is a known issue with User Overrides. They further stated that they have not been unable to duplicate or isolate the issue in-house, but that the tools group was aware if the issue and was working on it. I have the official response in an email if anyone is interested.
Normally I would just tell my end users not to use custom grids, but we found a side effect of clearing the message without rebooting the system. If you do not reboot the system, any voucher information entered from this system goes into the database as corrupted data. It wasn't until we rebooted the system, that this issue went away.
Therefore I am looking for a way to lockdown User Overrides until JDE can fix this issue. Does anyone know of a way to do this? I've looked in security workbench but I cannot isolate a way to do it.
Tim
XE, SP16.1, Update1, Unix/Oracle
[Invalid Overwrite or Read] The system may become unstable. Please debug the Application using Event Rule Debugger.
Application0411 Eventost Button Clicked
I checked knowledge Jungle (Garden) and found that this is a common issue. However, I noticed that all of the SARs were closed with no resolution. I called JDE and they confirmed that this is a known issue with User Overrides. They further stated that they have not been unable to duplicate or isolate the issue in-house, but that the tools group was aware if the issue and was working on it. I have the official response in an email if anyone is interested.
Normally I would just tell my end users not to use custom grids, but we found a side effect of clearing the message without rebooting the system. If you do not reboot the system, any voucher information entered from this system goes into the database as corrupted data. It wasn't until we rebooted the system, that this issue went away.
Therefore I am looking for a way to lockdown User Overrides until JDE can fix this issue. Does anyone know of a way to do this? I've looked in security workbench but I cannot isolate a way to do it.
Tim
XE, SP16.1, Update1, Unix/Oracle