ClearTrace appears to be unable to mask GUID values. A client has decided to use them rather tha ID's etc. I'm sure a fix will come in due course, but in the mean time is there a hack I can run agaonst the CT database?
pcd
ClearTrace appears to be unable to mask GUID values. A client has decided to use them rather tha ID's etc. I'm sure a fix will come in due course, but in the mean time is there a hack I can run agaonst the CT database?
pcd
Hmm. I thought it did. Do you have a sample you could post? If you'd rather not post it, you can email it to me using my contact form.
graz
Sure. This is from [CTTextData].
[SampleTextData]
publicsite.usp_cms_ItemChangeSummaryList
@SiteGuid = "8DB1D55E-A259-E411-B4E7-000C294039DD",
@OrgGroupGuid = "5E437D82-A259-E411-B4E7-000C294039DD",
@TopCount = "5"
[NormalizedTextData]
EXEC PUBLICSITE.USP_CMS_ITEMCHANGESUMMARYLIST @SITEGUID = "8DB1D55E-A259-E411-B4E7-{##}C294039DD", @ORGGROUPGUID = "5E437D82-A259-E411-B4E7-{##}C294039DD", @TOPCOUNT = "5"
You can also see that the TOPCOUNT has not been normalised.
If this is not the kind of 'sample' you need provide more details 9SQL?) and I can provide for you.
pcd
Interesting. The double-quotes are what's throwing it off. I don't think I'm looking for double-quotes anywhere at all. I'll check the code but I'm pretty sure that's it.
Bill
I would have thought that double quotes would a) be around all GUID’s, and b) result in the value being treated as a string?
I look forward to a fix, much appreciated.
pcd