Don't feel bad, Brooks - that's one we've all tripped over.

Rick Cook

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Subject: Re: Help with Active Link Set Fields Search Qualification.

Chintan, Your solution worked! Thanks a bunch. I never thought that just
switching around the 2 fields would have made a difference. Roney, thanks
for all your help too. I appreciate it.

Brooks



Chintan Shah-2 wrote:
> 
> How about this
>   'Full Name' LIKE ( $Requester Name+$ + "%" )
>   
> 
> brooksm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   Roney,
> $Requester Name+$ LIKE ( 'Full Name' + "%" ) is one that I tried and 
> couldn't get the right behavior. I double checked the QBE Match field 
> on the 'Requester Name+' field and it is set to Leading.
> Just so you know, using the solution above still gives me the same 
> result as $Requester Name+$ = 'Full Name'
> 
> Any other ideas?
> 
> Thanks
> Brooks
> 
> 
> Roney Samuel Varghese wrote:
>> 
>> Dear Brooks,
>> 
>> The first set field should contain Requester Name+ LIKE 'Full Name' + "%"
>> if
>> there is a match then use first matching request or else display a list.
>> Hope this helps
>> 
>> Also the requester name field should have a leading database search.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Roney Samuel Varghese
>> 
>> 
>> On 6/25/07, brooksm
> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi-
>>> I'm trying to create the same kind of workflow that occurs on the 
>>> Requester
>>> Name+ field in Help Desk (but without the AL Guides).
>>> I've created a new form and I'd like to be able to enter the first 
>>> few characters of the Requester's Name and hit 'Enter' to pull up a 
>>> list of matches or populate the Requester Name field with the matching
value.
>>> I've
>>> got the Active link set up fine, but I can't seem to get the 'Set 
>>> Field If'
>>> syntax right. I can get $Requester Name+$ = 'Full Name' to work, but 
>>> my users really need to be able to do a LIKE search. Can someone 
>>> help me with the correct syntax?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Brooks
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