I have always used $ROWCHANGED$ (since it was implemented) in this
manner with no problems:
Create a temporary Display Only integer field on the form.
Create 2 Active Links
1. No Run If and No Execute On conditions checked.
In the Actions set the temp integer field = to $ROWCHANGED$
2. Use $Temporary Integer field$ = 1 in the Run-If
Do whatever actions you need
Create an Active Link guide that has both Active Links in it.
If you notice the Help States:
Evaluates if row in table field has changed:
0 = Not changed
1 = Changed
This keyword is only valid in the context of a table loop guide.
So you can only use the keyword inside a guide
Fred
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Subject: $ROWCHANGED$
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System:
Remedy AR Server: 7.00.01
Admin 7.00.01
Server is a Sun box running Solaris 9
Database is ORACLE 9.2i.
I am using the Keyword $ROWCHANGED$ for the first time. In the help it
shows that $ROWCHANGED$ returns either a 0 - Not change or 1 - changed.
When I put $ROWCHANGED$ = 1 I get the error "Data types are not
appropriate for relational operation (ARERR 313).". If I put
$ROWCHANGED$ = "1" it will save the Active Link. (I don't know whether
it will work.) From reading the "Help" I would have assumed the correct
syntax to be: ROWCHANGED$ = 1.
Having not used this command, is the system working as designed or is
this a bug?
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