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Is there an easy way to remove the following meta tags from all the pages:

We extended a lot of default iMIS objects to fit our needs. In a lot of cases we build custom stored procedures to populate these tables and work around iMIS iparts. Our stored procedures typically consist out of two inserts; 1 is the imis default table and 2 is our custom table.
This design is dated and if we want to go to the cloud we have to change this approach.

I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to do Custom Tables in iMIS. I see that I can create a table in the SQL, bring it in is a Business Object, IQA and all that good stuff, but is there a way to update those pages inside of iMIS? If not, is there any thought on putting this as a feature? Most other CMS's give you the option to write plugins (or as you call them iParts) which can write to a database and output in a way that we want them to be displayed. The way iMIS has news items and tagged lists are very archaic and when we want to add new features the ability is just not there.

Is there anyway to make the SQL statements smarter? Or for once, just let the users put in custom SQL.

I have a simple IQA that has a filter with one field "@url:MyKey"
The MyKey has a value in the QueryString on the page where the IQA is located.
No filtering occurs at all.

Is the new version of SSO going to be implemented anytime soon or should we suggest changes to the current OAuth? I wanted to be able to use .NET Core for a new app we are writing as .NET is basically dead and .NET Core is on version 2, but I can't implement the OAuth standard that is in .NET Core as iMIS doesn't use the more secure state parameter.

I'm really curious as to what ASI's testing process is with iMIS. Each SP "fixes" things, but seems to break just as many important as it fixes.

Has anyone seen the warning

Can't seem to find it on the dev/docs site. Can someone point me to where I need to be? Thanks.

In the documentation for the client based iParts there is an option to enter the: