Could your unique ID be the numerical portion of the Request ID?

Dwayne Martin
James Madison University

---- Original message ----
>Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 11:52:25 -0400
>From: Frank Caruso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
>Subject: Re: help, help, help  
>To: [email protected]
>
>   **
>   First filter needs to take the store_id value and
>   perform a Set Fields action to see if it exists on
>   the form. Use a temp field during the set fields
>   action to store any value from the form. If the
>   store id is not found then set the temp value to
>   NULL.
>
>   Second filter looks at the temp field and if is not
>   NULL, meaning the store id was found, then pop the
>   error message.
>
>   On 8/22/06, sara abate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>     **
>     It is SQLdatabase, Windows and Remedy 5.1.2
>      
>     I like the idea but I am confused(little high
>     level to me)  about the filter with set field
>     action.  I created a filter that excutes on submit
>     with the following qualification:
>     Run if ( 'TR.store ID' = 'DB.store ID') then
>     created a messege action that displays "the value
>     exists...." but that is not blocking it at all. 
>     Can you give me more details please?
>
>     Frank Caruso < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>       ** 1. You could also do this with work flow to
>       that you can provide a cleaner error message to
>       your end users. Create a filter that does a set
>       fields against the current form looking for the
>       value entered. Set a temp field from the current
>       form if the record is found, NULL if its not. A
>       second filter can check the temp field and if it
>       is not NULL then the value exists and pop up a
>       message to your user.
>
>       2. Depends on the type of database. I know with
>       Oracle you can create a SEQUENCE which will give
>       you a new unique value.
>
>       On 8/22/06, Scott Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>         ** Wow you are quick on the draw. I was
>         composing a similar message when yours came
>         in. lol.
>
>         "Nall, Roger" < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>         wrote:
>
>           **
>           Sara,
>            
>           To enforce unique values in a field I would
>           suggest a unique index. As to a 'Request ID'
>           type field you may need some sort of a
>           stored procedure for that.
>            
>           HTH,
>            
>           Roger A. Nall
>           OSSNMS Sr. Remedy Administrator/Developer
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>           From: Action Request System discussion
>           list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>           On Behalf Of sara abate
>           Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:46 AM
>           To: [email protected]
>           Subject: help, help, help
>            
>           ** I am a new remedy developer and I need
>           help on two of the following things,
>             
>             1.  I want a field to have unique value. 
>           How can I restrict the
>           field from having duplicate values?  In
>           other words, Is there any way I can block if
>           the current value entered is already in the
>           database?
>              
>             2.  I want to create an auto generated
>           field.  Anytime a ticket is
>           submitted, the field should be populated
>           automaticlly in increments.  In
>           other word, I want a 'Request ID' kind of
>           field on the form.
>             
>             Anybody can help me with this please email
>           me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>           I will appreciate it.
>             Thanks!
>             
>             Sara
>            
>
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Dwayne Martin
Computing Support
James Madison University

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