Hello everybody...

I've been working fine with a remote session on the EDBManager, but right now I need a new local session, but when I try to create this new local session, if I change the login parameters user and password, I can't connect.

The only way I've found is to copy the default session and change it to local, but if I change the login name or password, It won't connect...

Is it ok to leave this felds unchanged (user name and password) ?? If not, how to create new session with another login/password ?

Thanks

Sergio

sergioarc

>I've been working fine with a remote session on the EDBManager, but right now I need a new local session, but when I try to create this new local session, if I change the login parameters user and password, I can't connect.
>
>The only way I've found is to copy the default session and change it to local, but if I change the login name or password, It won't connect...
>
>Is it ok to leave this felds unchanged (user name and password) ?? If not, how to create new session with another login/password ?

Does the new login id and password exist in the users table within ElevateDB?

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Roy,

> Does the new login id and password exist in the users table within ElevateDB?

Yes, I'm using Administrator but if I change the password, I can't login, only with EDBDefault password...

Sergio



Roy Lambert wrote:

sergioarc

>I've been working fine with a remote session on the EDBManager, but right now I need a new local session, but when I try to create this new local session, if I change the login parameters user and password, I can't connect.
>
>The only way I've found is to copy the default session and change it to local, but if I change the login name or password, It won't connect...
>
>Is it ok to leave this felds unchanged (user name and password) ?? If not, how to create new session with another login/password ?

Does the new login id and password exist in the users table within ElevateDB?

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Roy,

> Does the new login id and password exist in the users table within ElevateDB?

Ok...

Thanks !!!

Sergio