Exists seems to work differently in "find" and &qu

peterw2000

I created two processes

Tester: it does a find and then call Tester2.
Tester2: it repeats the condition of the find and prints "good" if the conditions match, and "bad" if they don't.

Tester2 has the "RegularUser" object as its input, Tester has no process inputs.

Here are the rules for the two processes:
Tester:

FIND RegularUser WHERE EXISTS Assessment WHERE (RegularUser IN Assessment.Participants )
Tester2

Tester2:

IF EXISTS Assessment WHERE (RegularUser IN Assessment.Participants) THEN
  DISPLAY MESSAGE 'good ' + RegularUser.LoginName
ELSE
  DISPLAY MESSAGE 'bad ' + RegularUser.LoginName

I then run the "Tester" process and get two "bad" messages. One for "admin", and one for another user. I am expecting the two users to be excluded from the result of the "Tester" process, so it seems to me that the find is the thing that is wrong, not the logic in Tester2.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks
Peter

peterw2000

Sorry, subject line was meant to say "Exists seems to work differently in find and if"

aware_support

Can you try this for the sake of experiment?

IF EXISTS Assessment WHERE (RegularUser IN Assessment.Participants) THEN
DISPLAY MESSAGE 'good ' + RegularUser.LoginName
IF NOT(EXISTS Assessment WHERE (RegularUser IN Assessment.Participants)) THEN
DISPLAY MESSAGE 'bad ' + RegularUser.LoginName

peterw2000

Tried it, same deal. Do you want me to send my stuff in?

aware_support

In this case the system should work correctly - please double check your data and also check what LogViewer reports