Interesting problem.
The LSQL Editor table contains Username column.
The GComm users contains comm_username.
Both may have different username values.
I'm not sure, that if GComm is taking care to synchronize them when the GComm install is done. I'm afraid not.
Anyway, this would need deeper analysis to find how it's solved, which would need more time.
Contact Alex or choose paid support.
BTW: first open a database client, and check if spedific username e.g. 'Jag' exists in both Username and comm_username column. I support 'Jag' doesn't exists in Username of Editor table. That's the reason why the global doesn't work.
If 'Jag' exists in both tables, then let me know.
Best regards,
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The LSQL Editor table contains Username column.
The GComm users contains comm_username.
Both may have different username values.
I'm not sure, that if GComm is taking care to synchronize them when the GComm install is done. I'm afraid not.
Anyway, this would need deeper analysis to find how it's solved, which would need more time.
Contact Alex or choose paid support.
BTW: first open a database client, and check if spedific username e.g. 'Jag' exists in both Username and comm_username column. I support 'Jag' doesn't exists in Username of Editor table. That's the reason why the global doesn't work.
If 'Jag' exists in both tables, then let me know.
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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