the problem is when there are two or more instances of owf and user preferences have to be replicated -replicating via id will cause corruption of another user's data since all instances of owf allow direct logins.
so far have only found two which are impacting us for replication - user id, group id.
the problem is when there are two or more instances of owf and user preferences have to be replicated -replicating via id will cause corruption of another user's data since all instances of owf allow direct logins.
so far have only found two which are impacting us for replication - user id, group id.
thanks.