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StrataFrame User
 
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| | I'm trying to combine two separate Role-based security tables into one. I'm doing ok so far, but I'm just wondering what the us_data column is for in the SFSUsers table? |
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StrataFrame Developer
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| | This is an encrypted field that contains a lot of logic, including the encrypted password and password history. |
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StrataFrame User
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| | can I append that field to the same type of field in another table and retain the integrity of it? |
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StrataFrame Developer
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| | No. It will kill it and all of the users will no longer be able to log-in. You are better off creating your own users preferences table rather than playing or trying to maintain this data. WE don't even do this in our medical software. We have a user preferences table and we pull from this when the CurrentUserChanged event is fired. |
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StrataFrame User
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