Roy,

I think the best path would be an external script, or a Filter plugin.

You might want to look at the Java Scripting plugin to see if you can
use Java to create a "text file" on the ARS server and send the path
and name back to the ARS server so that a later filter can "get the
file" from the server file system. I think your workflow could even
delete the temp file too.

The hard part with most other options would be things like:
 Run Process command line length restrictions
 Command line processing of hard returns in the string
 Command line processing of other special characters/variable substitutions.
 etc..


ARS workflow should could use a "simple" way to read/write attachments
(even if limited in the type of files) directly. (TXT, CSV,  XML would
be a real good starting point in my book.)

--
Carey Matthew Black
Remedy Skilled Professional (RSP)
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On 8/16/06, Ashcraft, Roy W. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Racking my brain here, fruitless, I know.

On submit/modify of a record, I need to take the contents of a long
character field on the current record (transactional value) and place them
into an attachment field as a text file, in filter actions, preferably.

In active links, using the Open Window action, you can report to file,
however, this will generate a report of the db values of the field, not the
current transactional values.

Will this require an external script, or is there something that can be done
with Remedy workflow to accomplish this?

Server is Win2k3, ARS v6.3 patch 17.
Database is SQL 2k SP4.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Roy



Roy Ashcraft
Systems Analyst
SAIC
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