Re: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema

2010-07-26 Thread Misi Mladoniczky
Hi,

Or if you just want to look up an ITSM-Alias, you can use this page:
http://rrr.se/cgi/alias


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 Hi,



 Thanks for the info Mark.



 I found that if I use the PROCESS called Application-Get-Form-Alias in a
 Set Field action of a Active Link, then I can get the value that I need.



 Thanks.



 Nyall



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 The alias is encoded in the field_dispprop record entry for the view –
 in either the propShort or propLong column depending on the size if the
 display properties data.  Unfortunately it’s not stored in its own
 field.  Find the schemaid (X) and vuiid (Y) for the view you’re
 interested in and then



 SQL select propshort, proplong from field_dispprop where schemaid=X and
 vuiid=Y and fielded=0



 And you should see something like this;



 12\20\4\18\Default Admin
 View\264\6\0\60019\4\21\ViewWebAlias536870912\201\2\127012\202\2\36600\206\4\17\THIS
 IS THE ALIAS\207\4\0\\208\4\0\\209\4\0\\5026\4\0\\5027\4\0\\215\40\1\



 Mark



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 **

 Hi,

 I can’t seem to locate the database field that contains the
 ‘Schema-Alias’ value for a given schema. I know that it is stored in
 the Alias section of the View Properties of a form.

 I am selecting a form (schema) from a list (obtained by an SQL query on
 the arschema table) attached to a field. Once selected I would like to
 obtain the alias associated with the form.

 Could someone point me in the right direction please?

 Nyall

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Re: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema

2010-07-23 Thread Walters, Mark
The alias is encoded in the field_dispprop record entry for the view – in 
either the propShort or propLong column depending on the size if the display 
properties data.  Unfortunately it’s not stored in its own field.  Find the 
schemaid (X) and vuiid (Y) for the view you’re interested in and then

SQL select propshort, proplong from field_dispprop where schemaid=X and 
vuiid=Y and fielded=0

And you should see something like this;

12\20\4\18\Default Admin 
View\264\6\0\60019\4\21\ViewWebAlias536870912\201\2\127012\202\2\36600\206\4\17\THIS
 IS THE ALIAS\207\4\0\\208\4\0\\209\4\0\\5026\4\0\\5027\4\0\\215\40\1\

Mark

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Subject: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema

**

Hi,

I can’t seem to locate the database field that contains the ‘Schema-Alias’ 
value for a given schema. I know that it is stored in the Alias section of the 
View Properties of a form.

I am selecting a form (schema) from a list (obtained by an SQL query on the 
arschema table) attached to a field. Once selected I would like to obtain the 
alias associated with the form.

Could someone point me in the right direction please?

Nyall

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Software Engineer

CND/COE/VI/SQ

Tel:  +33 1 69 88 73 02

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Mobile: +33 6 64 85 96 23

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Re: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema

2010-07-23 Thread MCCAVITT Nyall
Hi,



Thanks for the info Mark.



I found that if I use the PROCESS called Application-Get-Form-Alias in a Set 
Field action of a Active Link, then I can get the value that I need.



Thanks.



Nyall



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Subject: Re: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema



The alias is encoded in the field_dispprop record entry for the view – in 
either the propShort or propLong column depending on the size if the display 
properties data.  Unfortunately it’s not stored in its own field.  Find the 
schemaid (X) and vuiid (Y) for the view you’re interested in and then



SQL select propshort, proplong from field_dispprop where schemaid=X and 
vuiid=Y and fielded=0



And you should see something like this;



12\20\4\18\Default Admin 
View\264\6\0\60019\4\21\ViewWebAlias536870912\201\2\127012\202\2\36600\206\4\17\THIS
 IS THE ALIAS\207\4\0\\208\4\0\\209\4\0\\5026\4\0\\5027\4\0\\215\40\1\



Mark



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Subject: How to obtain the 'Schema-Alias' value for any given Schema



**

Hi,

I can’t seem to locate the database field that contains the ‘Schema-Alias’ 
value for a given schema. I know that it is stored in the Alias section of the 
View Properties of a form.

I am selecting a form (schema) from a list (obtained by an SQL query on the 
arschema table) attached to a field. Once selected I would like to obtain the 
alias associated with the form.

Could someone point me in the right direction please?

Nyall

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Mobile: +33 6 64 85 96 23

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