GW Mobility Service 2.0 : Questions on Postgresql

Hello,
Some questions about the new version.
When I add a user, during the first synchronization, the status of the user specifies the state 11: What means?
Where is the Postgresql field that indicates the version of ActivSync?
Regards
Olivier

Hi Olivier
Not sure what 11 is. It is one of these listed here:
https://www.novell.com/documentation...er_status.html
The AS version is not in any field, it is directly queried on the fly from the agent.
- Kai
Originally Posted by olidub
Hello,
Some questions about the new version.
When I add a user, during the first synchronization, the status of the user specifies the state 11: What means?
Where is the Postgresql field that indicates the version of ActivSync?
Regards
Olivier

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