Issue:
If this happens for a single user this may be the result of the fact the user defined this function as the Start Page in the Preferences link.
Solution:
Verify the profile option "Applications Start Page" being set at user level for the offending user. If a value is set a specific function has been set which is automatically called after the user logs
Remove the value for the profile at user level and retest the issue.
Or
If the above solution does not work, clear the cache as below.
Functional Administrator > Core Services > Caching Framework > Global Configuration > Clear all caches (button) to clear the Java Object Caches which cache Responsibility values.
See also Note:729375.1 About "Applications Start Page" profile option for more information on this profile
If this happens for a single user this may be the result of the fact the user defined this function as the Start Page in the Preferences link.
Solution:
Verify the profile option "Applications Start Page" being set at user level for the offending user. If a value is set a specific function has been set which is automatically called after the user logs
Remove the value for the profile at user level and retest the issue.
Or
If the above solution does not work, clear the cache as below.
Functional Administrator > Core Services > Caching Framework > Global Configuration > Clear all caches (button) to clear the Java Object Caches which cache Responsibility values.
See also Note:729375.1 About "Applications Start Page" profile option for more information on this profile
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