Hey Eric,
I believe the only way to capture the search a user performed is to write a C API program and use the ARValidateFormCache function which returns the form names, formLastModified, userLastChanged etc.. Hope this helps.
I believe the only way to capture the search a user performed is to write a C API program and use the ARValidateFormCache function which returns the form names, formLastModified, userLastChanged etc.. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Roney Samuel Varghese
On 5/3/06, Eric Cleereman (IT) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi All,
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> We are using a mix of version 6.0 and version 6.3 of the Windows User Tool, with varying patches. Our server is running ARServer 6.3 Patch 14. The database is local, and is Oracle 9i. The ARServer is running under AIX 5.2.
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> I have been asked to log the following to a form, using workflow triggered by the search:
> - User ad-hoc searches
> - Time search began
> - Time search ended
> - Number of results
> - User running search
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> I believe I can take care of the last 4 items with workflow easilly enough, but I am stumped on how to capture what a user's search was.
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> It is possible to see previous searches from the WIndows User Tool, under View Recent Searches. This would seem to point to the search being stored somewhere, but I am unsure on where that somewhere is. I've checked $USER$_recent.srh locally and on the server, but this does not seem to contain the last search. I've also checked the user preference form, and I see the field for the number of recent searches, but don't see a field for the actual recent searches.
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> These are my my questions:
> - If it is possible to capture the search a user performed, how can it be done? (I'm hoping for a non database specific solution if possible)
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> - Where are recent searches stored, and when are they stored there?
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