Hi Daniel,

I would try to explain better:

The $lb it's an old value of one register of my table "Table" that is:  SQLUser^TableD(1) = $lb("",,,,,"",,,"BOOLEAN","0",2,2,"1",,"bla",$lb(,,"bla","20050502123400"),"",1,"bla",,0)  

As you can imagin, my table "Table" has its properties (Fields) that match the $lb fields. What I would like is to get a JSON object of those properties and the values of my old $lb so I have something like:

{

Field1:"",

Field2:,

....

Field7:"BOOLEAN",

Field12:

{

Field121:"bla",

...

}

...

}

Kind regards

Well...  I meant that maybe this $lb object is not longer the current value of the object instance so opening that ID may not return the same as the $lb, that's the reason...

I don't understand what do you mean with JSON ARRAY... As long as we are able to to se a key:value object of the data on $lb...

Thnks

Hi,

Using the same session Token for different application log ins is not correct as it leads to security issues.

For that reason we want to create a new CSP connection and remove previous one when the user logs out from our application. Is there any way to do so?

Regards,

Hi John,

I've tryed that but is not working at all as the CSP connection id still the same, we want to generate a new one, not reuse it.

Regards,

Many thanks Bill!

Thanks all for the comments!

We are looking more for something that may be activated in order to log somewhere the code executed within a period of time so the field service engineer can have the context in a bug trace.

The code is not only deployed, it's also hiden in the studio.

The $STACK could be a solution in order to extract that info when we detect an error, but not if there's no error and we want to know why something is failing...

Do you know something that may help?

Thanks Stefan,

Actually the report is generated on server side, and I would like to avoid to send the data set to the server from client just for this...

Is there any other way?

Thanks in advance