I guess I've been working with the AR System for too many years. I agree that building an application would work. It's the principal of building functionality that was included as part of the client for years.
I look at it this way. Over the years I have purchased a vehicle to drive to work. With each new vehicle, the radio has changed from just an AM/FM radio to one that also includes a CD player. I'm looking at a new model, the radio is there with the CD player and each passenger can listen to their own music. I just have to build a way for all the passengers to listen to the same music. Just seems that AR System Administrators/Developers shouldn't have to build an application to recreate functionality that already exists in the desktop client. Thanks. Dave >Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 08:01:16 -0500 >From: "Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: Macros and Mid-Tier > >Hi, David: > >To answer your question: >Was the Save, Load, and Run defined searches functionality you describe >added with Mid-Tier 7.0? I don't remember seeing or hearing about it in >the 6.3 Mid-tier. The remove/add columns to the results list sounds >exactly like the desktop client. >Yes, this functionality is available in Mid-Tier 7.0. this includes >parameterized searches. And correct, this was not available in 6.3. > >I agree with the other post that was made about building a mini-app. I >am sure that a work-around can be made to automate the sharing of saved >searches to other individuals or groups. Just keep in mind that in the >current Remedy defined app, that a WRITE license is NOT required to >create and save searches. So whatever you build or duplicate, make sure >that each field or entry has submitter write permissions. > >Good Luck to You. >Michelle Dave Shellman Phone: (717) 810-3687 Fax: (717) 810-2124 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tyco/Electronics A tyco International LTD Company MS 161-043 PO Box 3608 Harrisburg, PA 17105-3607 _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at http://www.wwrug.org
