Depending on your version that may already be built in to ARS, but I
wanted to advise that if your requirement is "to detect if a field has
changed" you want to use ('Field' != 'DB.Field'), without the TR.
Thad Esser
Remedy Developer
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I wanted to make a Filter guide that would check which fields on a form
had changed (DB.Field != TR.Field) and push an audit record to a database.
I don't want to make a separate filter for every field on the form.
Is there a way I can loop through some kind of data dictionary or? My
intuition tells me yes, but my limited Remedy experience tells me "Huh?"
Thanks,
Michael
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