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Document required ALIGN option in exit assembly
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Document required ALIGN option in exit assembly
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How To logout of SAML2 IDP when exiting SBM
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How To logout of SAML2 IDP when exiting SBM
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KM-Build8: KB Server dies after user logs off from telnet session
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KM-Build8: KB Server dies after user logs off from telnet session
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Purpose of exit SEREX006 and the .MSGS datasets it allocates. Messaging Between All Clients Has Been Standardized.
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Purpose of exit SEREX006 and the .MSGS datasets it allocates. Messaging Between All Clients Has Been Standardized.
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SBM user licenses, laptop and mobile/fixed devices
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This KB describes the use of concurrent and named licenses. Seat licenses are not affected by users never logging out .
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DA: After upgrade to DA 6.3.3 we cannot see options for Execution or Deployment History Cleanup
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5) If it is not already checked, check the box next to "Clean Execution History", then click Save 6) Repeat steps 3 through 5 for Environments and "Web UI". 7) Log out of DA.
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Solutions Business Manager 11.5 Security Bulletin
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Summary Application Engine sessions are now destroyed when users log out of SBM This eliminates the possibility of cookie hijacking.
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Configuration Files, Web Interface Templates, JavaScript Files, and String Changes That Have Changed in 2009 R3.02
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<string xml:space="preserve" version="903020101" resname="IDS_AUTOLOGOUT_TIMEOUT">Your session has timed out and you have been logged out automatically. To continue please log in again.</string>
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11019232b20c6401660b6b50730079ed#CM 14.4 Parallel Dev - Araxis.pdf
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13 Using Windows Explorer, right click build_script_ant.bat and select Dimensions | Deliver, click Next add the comment: Version 1.0 and click Next then click Deliver, the click Close. 14 Right-click on build_script_ant.bat and select Dimensions | Log out NOTE Development work has been completed by Dawn.
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Serena® Collage® Version 5.1.3 Release Notes
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1.3 Collage Contributor (DEF112642) If you add a file to a task and then choose to save the task for later, the file appears to disappear from the task if you then click the filename. If you log out and log in, and then reopen the task, the file again appears.
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