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If hashes turn rows red in RMS, try capturing a “good” confirm row, export it as CSV, and compare byte-for-byte to your insert. I’ve used AI Image...
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Before updating AlarmItems, confirm there isn’t an audit trigger that expects the hash at insert time—dropping a screenshot of the table schema into...
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Once you decipher the hashing logic, whip up a small T-SQL function (or CLR if it’s SHA-256) and test its output; a quick sanity check on the visual...
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If you fall back on SQL, first check whether the Hash column is created via an MD5 or SHA algorithm that combines AlarmID + Timestamp + a secret key;...
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When an API token works for the Events endpoint but the confirm call fails, it’s often a mismatch in the payload signature—worth logging the full...
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