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Great. I'll try testing something in the next few work days and get back to you.

 

 

Aaron

I tested an initial version using UIE persistence without the session table. Logically it looks good, but when testing TMM cores. I need to see if it's a logic error on my part or an unavoidable bug. I'll let you know how it goes.

 

 

Aaron

Aaron,

 

 

No problem, thank you for you support.

 

 

-Brett

So this is the first version of the rule that I was testing. It seems to crash TMM when either adding or looking up the UIE persistence records. Don't try this on a production system! But if you have a test unit, could you see if you get any different results? I'll open a case with F5 and see if they can determine what the problem is.

 

 

Aaron

 

 

[edit: see below for an updated version]

 

No worries. Let me know how the testing goes.

 

 

Thanks, Aaron

Aaron,

 

 

Thanks for you help. I have been working with support as well and had pointed this thread to them. My issue is that I'm still on 9.2.5. Support told me that the code installed and didn't error out. I'm going to try and test it during our next maintenance schedule. Hope it works out for Brett.

 

 

Thanks,

I can't see any reason the rule wouldn't work on 9.2.5. Originally I was thinking of using the table command (added in 10.1.0), but UIE persistence seemed like a cleaner solution anyhow.

 

 

It would be a good idea to upgrade to a supported version when you're able to. 9.3.1 would be a quick, safe change. 10.0.1 with the latest hotfix would be a better long term solution. Or you could use 10.1.0 once a hotfix or two are released.

 

 

Aaron

Hoolio,

 

 

I apologize for the delay. I have finally been able to test this i-rule. It is working very well as far as I can see. I want to thank you for your time and help. You have been more then helpful, Thank you.

 

 

--Brett

 

Hi Brett,

 

 

That's good to hear. I'll add this to the Codeshare at some point. If you run into any issues when you test more or use it in production, could you reply here?

 

 

Thanks, Aaron