Djhuang,
If I understand you correctly, you are trying to limit access to a form to only those users who have a fixed license. If so, here is a thought, though there may be a better way of doing this.
You can have a hidden 'License Type' field on the form you want to restrict access to. Have an active link that fires on window open or window loaded that will search the User form for that $USER$ record and set the value of the license type. Have a second active link that checks this value for '!= fixed'. If True, pop up a message 'Sorry, you need fixed' and second action, close window.
You can also have different active links that fire on different time, whether the user is modifying, sumbitting, (CREATE), searching (QUERY). etc.
hope this helps.
.ron
On 7/28/06, djhuang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
** Hi,
Here comes a interesting question.
Anyone know that is it possible that a Remedy application could only function correctly by using a Fixed license?
Kindly let me put it this way, is there any work flow/forms/fields could be configured as it can only be accessed by a AR User Fixed license but not a floating one?
Since Floating licenses are more flexible than Fixed licenses, I consider purchasing AR User Fixed licenses only when it's necessary and AR User Floating for rest of the cases.
Thank you.
djhuang
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