That's a good idea too, John, though that requires modifying the Work Order 
form (view) itself. I would prefer a solution on the configuration level, as 
parameters in the search could change over time.

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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Reiser, John J
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Kelly,
I think the Defined Search in the form properties will allow you to create a 
search that anyone with filed/form permissions can use.
The properties are view based so I would also assume that you can have a 
different defined search . There are multiple slots for defined searches.

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The closest I've found so far is going into 'AR System Searches Preference' and 
making a copy of the search I saved for each of the users involved. Functional, 
but annoying to maintain.

Vamsi - I'm not sure what form you mean for "ar central preferences".

Karthik - Web report would be a good option, but the search involves the 
Request Detail fields, which do not appear to be exposed to the Report console 
(probably because they don't have field labels). Unless there is a way to 
'hard-code' field ids into the report...

Note: The search itself is simple and static:  'Summary*' LIKE "Employee 
Termination%" AND '300070005' LIKE "Yes" AND '303408700' LIKE ""

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If you know how to create a web report from the report console, there is an 
option to specify the type of report, public or private. If you select public, 
anyone should be able to access and run the report

-Karthik
On 8 October 2012 20:28, patchsk 
<vamsi...@gmail.com<mailto:vamsi...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Did you look at ar central preferences form. I believe there is a form to store 
searches which you can use for your purpose.

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