The LOGOUT_TIME column is null on the session_log table.
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The LOGOUT_TIME column is null on the session_log table.

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Article ID: 45501

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SUPPORT AUTOMATION- SERVER CA Service Desk Manager - Unified Self Service CA Service Desk Manager CA Service Management - Asset Portfolio Management CA Service Management - Service Desk Manager

Issue/Introduction

 

Question:

There is some records that the LOGOUT_TIME column is NULL in the session_log table. What situation does the LOGOUT_TIME column is null without being set a specific time to the LOGOUT_TIME column?

Answer:

The LOGOUT_TIME column should be set the logout time after a user logoff the web interface. However, when a user closes the web interface by clicking X button, the LOGOUT_TIME column will be NULL until the timeout(TIMEOUT parameter in the web.cfg). When the timeout is come, the LOGOUT_TIME column will be set the time.

But if the SDM service is stopped(recycled), since the SDM does not address the operation for the timeout by internal, the LOGOUT_TIME will keep being NULL.

This is a known behavior, not a bug.

Environment

Release: SDMU0M99000-14.1-Service Desk Manager-Full License
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