Depending on what you are trying to do, a Get Entry filter and control 
record might help you.

Thad Esser
Remedy Developer
"Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."-- Richard 
Bach



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I may be a bit confused here ... Since you have a filter to do your work
you can have it fire on any modify or submit.  If you only want it to
fire for a specific process then you can create a Display Only field
that the perl program puts a special value in when modifying the record
and have the filter use that in the Run-If. 

Fred

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Subject: Firing a filter with arsperl

Does anyone know how to fire an AR filter using arsperl? I have a
webform that is submitting data. I created a filter to encrypt the data
from one field and I need to fire the filter from arsperl. Any comments
would be appreciated. We're running ARS 6.3 and Iarsperl 1.83.

Thanks in advance

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