Hi Doug,

It all depends on which calls that specific ARDBC-plugin has implemented.

When I played around with these things quite some time ago, it turned out
that the GetListEntry-call used in Set-Fields was NOT implemented, but the
GetListEntryWithFields-call was.

This is the reason for my recommendation earlier.

Another thing to note is that all fields may not be searchable in an
ARDBC-form, this also depends on how the functions has been implemented in
the plugin.

BMC usually only implements the calls/search-fields needed at the moment.

So Kerry, please go ahead and try the Set-Fields version, and let us know
how it works out.

Another issue with Active-Link Set-Fields are that they issue different
calls in different versions of the AR System, and also behaves differently
between Mid-Tier and the Windows-client... But a filter-set-fields should
always work in the same way.

        Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se (ARSList MVP 2011)

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> Kerry,
>
> Just to take this one step further.....
>
> If you have a table field, that means you are searching a form.  If you
> can
> change the qualifier of the table, that means that is a search criteria
> for the
> form.
>
> So, you could use a Set Fields operation to just pull back the data
> directly to
> a field rather than having to have a table field and then walk it to get
> the
> information.
>
> This may be a further simplification of the work you need to do.
>
> Just an idea in case it is useful,
>
> Doug Mueller
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
> [mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Kerry Murdock
> Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 2:29 AM
> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
> Subject: Re: How to get the Users's license? [I]
>
> Sorry - I was referring to Paul's message.
>
> BUT - you did solve my problem!!
>
> So, I copied the table field from 'AR System Administration: Manage User
> Licences' and put it on the form where I want to find the users's licence.
>
> I removed all the columns except 'Write Licence'.
>
> I set the table qualification to:
> ('licuserinfolicensecategory' = 0) AND ('licuserinfocurrentregdtype' = 0)
> AND ('licuserinfolictype' = 0) AND ('licuserinfousername' = $USER$)
>
> Hey presto - I can refresh that table and at any point find the current
> user's licence!
>
> Thanks Misi!
>
> Kerry
>
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