Why is the type of XIsInEffect Integer on the UNSAccountInUNSGroup table

Hi,

I have observed that the type of the XIsInEffect ususally Boolean, but on the UNSAccountInUNSGroup table it is specified as an Integer. Why is that the case? What could a value other than 1 or 0 indicate in terms of an assignment being in effect?

(Observed in an 8.1.3 and an 9.1.0 environment)

Thanks in advance

John

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Tomi Kääriäinen over 1 year ago +1 verified

Hi John,

thanks for the question. Without any modifications there will be no values other than 1 and 0. I have raised this issue and requested a change so that we don't unnecessary waste memory.

Cheers…

+1 Tomi Kääriäinen over 1 year ago

Hi John,

thanks for the question. Without any modifications there will be no values other than 1 and 0. I have raised this issue and requested a change so that we don't unnecessary waste memory.

Cheers,
Tomi
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Why is the type of XIsInEffect Integer on the UNSAccountInUNSGroup table

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