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You can create Active Links that execute on display, with a
qualification of $VUI$ != "the view you want"... You can then perform
actions to open window with request-id=request id, and then close the
current window... You could either add a qualification that looks at
the $GROUPS$ to see if you should run the Active Link, or you could
just the permissions on the active link itself so each group can only
run their respective active links.
Another way is to create URLs that specify the view, or create buttons
with ALs that open the form with a specific view, etc.
In other words, I wish there was an easier way. I hope someone else
has a better answer :-)
Brien Dieterle
Brittain, Mark wrote:
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Hi All,
I have what probably amounts to a really dumb question but I am
baffled. What I would like to do is create a different view for two
groups.
The Manager group only needs to see a small group of fields. The
Help Desk needs lots of fields, buttons, etc. I can create the view
that each group wants to see, but how do I set it up so that each group
sees their view? I looked in the ARS 6.3 manuals
and can’t find a thing that tells me how.
Thanks
Mark
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