Christine, The underlying field on the main form perhaps lacks permission for the user that is trying to view that data from that table field column that you created.
Joe ________________________________ From: Christine <christineperryi...@yahoo.com> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 2:23:43 PM Subject: Adding field to Task table on Change Infrastructure form I would like to add a field from the TAS:Task form to the task records display on the Change Infrastructure form. I successfully have the field displayed in the form. The data is not transferring. Here is what I have done. The field, Transport #, has been added to forms TMS:AssociationSummaryDataJoin and to TMS:SummaryData (so that it can be used on the TMS:AssociationSummaryDataJoin form). On both forms the field has the permission of Change for Task Process Config, Change for Task User and R/W for Task Viewer. ‘Allow Any User to Submit’ is checked. Fields are Display Type of Edit and Read Write. I’ve given the field Public Permission on the table display (columnar) form. I can’t find anything in an active link or filter log of how the data is transferred. I’ve looked for forms that would perform the same function as the SHR:OverviewConsole form which is used to add a field to the Overview Console. If that is the data transport action I’ve haven’t found it yet. Perhaps I’m trying to bypass some steps. I’ve noticed that on the field properties of the columnar form the field names begin with z2TF. i.e.: When I look at the field properties in the columnar form the field ‘Instance’ from the TMS:AssociationSummaryDataJoin table has a name of z2TF_TaskTGInstance. When I look at the field I’ve added the name is still Transport #. Does anyone know what I am missing? I’m obviously not a developer; just an admin trying to figure out what sounds like something that should be fairly easy to accomplish. _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: RMI Solutions ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are"
