Thanks,
Christian
Christian Gatti wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> We just upgraded from radiusnt31 I think to radiusnt60 and
>> now the SaExpireDate field in the subaccounts table doesn't operate
>> anymore. All accounts in the subaccounts are now valid
>> although the SaExpireDate has expired. What can we do?
>> It seems that SaExpireDate is no more checked when a user logs
>> in.
>
>MS Access returns an error in the DateAdd() function if the
>date is NULL. Unfortunately, NULL is how to signify to
>use the MBR date. Therefore, only the MBR date is checked
>if the backend is MS Access. SQL server handles this fine.
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