Difference between Idfsysobject.getSession() and Session generated using DFCClient

Kothari

Hello All,

Want to understand that difference between session generated using DFC code.

1. I have IdfSysobject reference susyobject.getSession().

2. Using user name and password and standard method of Idflogin and sessionmanager etc...

Question is what will be difference of session generated from Point 1 & 2.

Reason to ask , I have to perform some update / link / move operationfrom session generated by point 1

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DCTM_Guru

1) Will NOT work if you dont already have a session established. In other words, you cant instantiate IDfSysObject without having session first. You should already have the session object when you instantiate IDfSysObject, so you dont really need to "getSession"; just pass the session object to your other method/operation.

2) Is required if you dont have a session already.

lastnitescurry

1. I have IdfSysobject reference susyobject.getSession().

Session used to create the IDfSysobject.

2. Using user name and password and standard method of Idflogin and sessionmanager etc...

Howto create an IDfSession

Reason to ask , I have to perform some update / link / move operationfrom session generated by point 1

Should work fine as long as the session user has permission to do the operation

Kothari

In another words,

Session used to create the IDfSysobject.

susyobject.getSession().

Session will be same as user session, which used to create the object ? So if object is created using admin ID, that will admin session only.