Hello Paul,
You can also check ARSmarts (www.arsmarts.com). What you ask is really
the basis of the basics in terms of finding your way in workflow, and
your question will be answered in ARSmarts in 3 to 4 clicks. ARSmarts
will also show you the Foreign Objects (objects that interact with a
Form but are not attached to it, e.g.: Push Field actions, table fields,
...), will allow you to Search (very detailed if you need to), ....
Just check our website. The Features and the Screenshots pages will
give you a first overview. If you need more info, don't hesitate to
drop me a mail.
Best regards,
Kaïs.
kais.albas...@arsmarts.com
On 6/10/2013 14:45, Campbell, Paul (Paul) wrote:
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Michelle, I submitted this as an idea on the communities site and it
got closed because search gave this functionality.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 5, 2013, at 11:03 PM, "Lucero, Michelle"
<michelle.luc...@bankofamerica.com
<mailto:michelle.luc...@bankofamerica.com>> wrote:
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Hi, Paul:
I *LOVE *using Developer Studio, except the occasional crashing, but
that’s another story for another thread. It is exponentially more
powerful than the Admin Tool ever was.
I use these tools frequently and in my experience, they all work
quite well:
·Working list
·Relationships
·Searching
*BUT*, Dev Studio is lacking in at least one glaringly obvious area
(well, to me). That is the ability to sort by more than one option
in a list.
In the Remedy Admin Tool, one could click the column header of let’s
say list of filters. The list would be sorted. Then click another
column and it will apply the 2^nd sort while retaining the first one.
Similar to performing a custom sort in Excel. Like sort by Column A
and then Column B.
Linux /Oracle
ARS 8.1.00
ITSM 8.1.00
Mid-Tier 8.1.00
Developer Studio 8.1.00 w/April 2013 Build hot fix
*From:*Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] *On Behalf Of *Rod Harris
*Sent:* Friday, October 04, 2013 5:49 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG <mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG>
*Subject:* Re: Search feature in devloper studio
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Hi Paul,
The search feature isn't really the best for getting a list of
filters that relate to a form. The best way to do that is with a
working list. If you create a "view by form" working list and select
the forms you want, then use the icon in the top right of that screen
to "view by type", that is probably the closest thing you are looking
for. The "view by type" screen will allow you to sort by all the
normal options like "execute on" and "enabled"
The search is good for finding embedded strings within code. Things
like specific error messages or run process commands.
Show relationships is also good for quickly finding all kinds of
workflow that relate to a specific field or other objects.
Rod
On 4 October 2013 00:41, Campbell, Paul (Paul) <p...@avaya.com
<mailto:p...@avaya.com>> wrote:
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So has anyone gotten the search feature to work in developer studio
to really work, I am am using Dev Studio 8.1 searching against a
7.6.04 server and I am trying to do something that seems really
simple, but I can’t seem to find any matches, so I want to find all
filters that fire on submit or modify where primary form = X, and I
put the form name in the search text, I set the search in to be
Forms: Workflow; Guides and all it finds is the form, no filters.
I’ve tried setting a qualification of Only These Locations, Object
Type =Filter and TargetText Location = Form, still no filters.
Object Relationships are on, I just can’t seem to get the right
criteria. Any search wizards out there?
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