ars_LoadQualifier doesn't work with field names. According to the manual
it should work with field labels, which of course are view-dependent. In
this case the view name has to be passed to ars_LoadQualifier in the
"displayTag" parameter (see the manual page).
Problems with field labels have been reported occasionally, so the
preferred method probably is to always use field IDs only.
Regards,
Thilo
Franklin Lee wrote:
> Can someone explain why this WHERE clause works
>
> WHERE ('Assignee Login ID' LIKE "%joeuser%") AND ('7' = 1)
>
> but this one does _not_
>
> WHERE ('Assignee Login ID' LIKE "%joeuser%") AND ('Status' = 1)
>
> The error it throws is
>
> Unknown field referenced in query line (position 51 (...) AND
> ('Status'^ = 1)))
>
> I double-checked and the field name for field 7 on this table is 'Status'.
>
>
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