LastPasswordChangeTime column does not exist

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11/5/2006 4:21:35 PM
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LastPasswordChangeTime column does not exist

After installing the latest mojo portal for .net 2.0 I found that changing the password throws an exception because the column it is trying to update does not exist "LastPasswordChangeTime ".  I changed it to "LastPasswordChangedDate" but I'm not sure this is what you intended to do.  Anyhow I just want to mention this problem with the lastest source code download.

brian

11/6/2006 1:50:29 AM
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Re: LastPasswordChangeTime column does not exist

Hi Brian,

Thanks for reporting this, I confirm it is a bug, it appears to be limited to users of MySQL and SQLite.
The correct field name already exists in the db, the error is in the sql statement in code. I have fixed this and committed to svn and will try to get an incremental release out soon with this fix.

I should note that the password does in fact get changed, updating the timestamp of the change occurs after that and this is where the error happens, so the error can be safely ignored until the the fix is released.

Thanks again for letting me know.

Joe
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