Thanks for the advice guys... I'm looking for a more generalized
solution that I can use across multiple forms.  The audit filters on the
HPD:HelpDesk form in ITSM 6 do what I want, but with a filter for every
field that requires auditing.  That way, I can have one Audit form with
Form Name, Field Name, Old Value, New Value, Submitter, and Create date
and put all of my auditing in one easy place.

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Subject: Re: Looping through fields


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Michael, you should look into the Auditing function that's already a
part of AR System.  Look in the Form Application Objects manual for v7,
or the concepts guide in 6.3.  I think it will be easier to use that
than to re-invent the wheel. 
 
Rick
 
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        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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