In the login dialog, the UserInterface always defaults to the first successful login instead of the last.
Article ID: 87632
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Products
CA Automic Workload Automation - Automation Engine
AUTOMIC WORKLOAD AUTOMATION
Issue/Introduction
Error Message :
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In the login dialog, the name field defaults to the first user (at installation) that logged into the system rather than the last log-in.
Investigation
This behavior was reproduced using the Java UserInterface (UI) 11.1.0 + build.893 on Windows Server 2012, the UI does not remember the last log on. It always defaults back to the first user that was logged onto the system.
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In the login dialog, the name field defaults to the first user (at installation) that logged into the system rather than the last log-in.
Investigation
This behavior was reproduced using the Java UserInterface (UI) 11.1.0 + build.893 on Windows Server 2012, the UI does not remember the last log on. It always defaults back to the first user that was logged onto the system.
Cause
Cause type:
Defect
Root Cause: In the login dialog, the UserInterface does not propose the username of the last successful login.
Defect
Root Cause: In the login dialog, the UserInterface does not propose the username of the last successful login.
Environment
Release: AUTWAB99000-11.0-Automic Workload Automation-Base Edition
Component:
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Resolution
This field was added on 30/03/2017. This article has not been updated yet. Refer to the "Description" or "Workaround" sections for solution information.
Fix Status: Released
Fix Version(s):
Component: UserInterface Java
Automation Engine 11.2.0 - Available
Automation Engine 11.2.3 - Available
Automation Engine 11.1.2 - Available
Fix Status: Released
Fix Version(s):
Component: UserInterface Java
Automation Engine 11.2.0 - Available
Automation Engine 11.2.3 - Available
Automation Engine 11.1.2 - Available
Additional Information
Workaround :
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