Recent content by jdpjamesp

Thanks Rob. I think we'll stick with newinstance to be absolutely sure that the UAT/Dev Keystore can't be used on a copy of Live.

Just need a quick but of clarification of something in the docs/KB that to me is a little ambiguous/unclear. https://community.progress.com/s/article/000028091?r=522&ui-knowledge-components-aura-actions.KnowledgeArticleVersionCreateDraftFromOnlineAction.createDraftFromOnlineArticle=1 So... if...

I've been on at Chris for a while (years) to say I need more access as ultimately he's not keeping this place alive other than when there's hosting issues.

Ok I think the worst of it is gone.

It's very possible you're experiencing the same error but a different scenario, so it may be worth creating a new thread and detailing exactly what is happening when you see the error.

Some seem to go into the approval queue, some don't. I've no idea what governs that. When a user is new, I can spam clean all their threads and delete the user with a button press, but as soon as they've made a certain number of posts that option goes away. So the forum is really bad software...

I can clean up each post but they're appearing as fast as I clean them up, and it's not the most user friendly interface either. Lots of clicks.

Nope. I don't have that level of access.

Sorry about all the spam. For some reason I can't Spam clean it as usual so it would need every thread deleting by hand and the users would still be free to keep posting. @Chris Kelleher are you able to ban and clean the users more easily?

Sounds like someone needs to volunteer to raise a support call ;)

https://community.progress.com/s/article/getting-system-error-this-server-has-too-many-open-cursors-15093

Is it any different if you pass it BY-REFERENCE?

I also don't know OECC so I can't be of assistance. You may find reaching out to support or posting on community.progress.com yields better answers as PSC employees sometimes post there.

It was in a different forum before and I moved it ;)

Get a new job!!! Seriously, that is a nightmare. 9.1A is extremely old, unsupported and was obsolete a long time ago. You are building a rod for your own back. And the company approach is a joke. Why are they investing in a modern approach to programming without actually modernising? It sounds...