we are using this run process heavily in our environment and it gets the
current value in the field...so I'm not sure what's happening in your
situation 

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Subject: Re: Application-Copy-Field-Value for TR value

Let me re-phrase my question.

This PROCESS command when used in a Filter that fires on a Modify, doesn't
seem to pick up the value of a field that is being set for the first
time(meaning the DB value is blank and there is a new value being sent from
the User tool). But if I use this command for a Source field that already
has a value at the DB level, I get the DB value copied into the Target
field.
Is there a limitation that this PROCESS command will only copy the DB values
of the Source field ID?

Arthur


Shafqat Ayaz wrote:
> 
> Still curious, why can you not use Set-Fields in a filter?
>    
>   shafqat
> 
> arthurj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   The Filter is a part of common workflow, in a Filter Guide and the 
> field ID value present in $Op Code Param10$ changes everytime the 
> Filter runs
> 
> Arthur
> 
> 
> Shafqat Ayaz wrote:
>> 
>> Just curious, why are you using the Application-copy command instead 
>> of a Set Fields??
>> 
>> shafqat
>> 
>> Thad K Esser wrote:
>> **
>> The TR value is only availble as part of a Run-If of a filter. Its 
>> not available for Active Links or actions in any type of workflow.
>> 
>> Not sure about the details of your situation, but if you are using a 
>> run process, keep phasing in mind.
>> 
>> Thad Esser
>> Remedy Developer
>> "Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."-- 
>> Richard Bach
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>> 
>> 
>> I want to use the PROCESS - Application-Copy-Field-Value to copy the 
>> TR value of the Source field into the Target field. Is this possible? 
>> So far I have had no luck:
>> 
>> Filter Set Fields Action:
>> $PROCESS$ Application-Copy-Field-Value 777000010 $Op Code Param10$
>> 
>> The above always seems to be looking at the DB value of field id in 
>> $Op Code Param10$ and since the above Action is present before a 
>> record's changes are committed to the DB, 777000010 field is blank.
>> 
>> 
>> Thanks for your help.
>> Arthur
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