can a form operation run a process to show query results?

ddumas

Is it possible, from a form operation to run a process that displays query results? Maybe jump to a dashboard page that displays a filtered query?

While I am used to object based forms with table of items attributes, this would seem like a common thing to do when you have an object instance that can lead the user to other object data in the form of a list.

I realize I can run a report, but I want to stay interactive.

ddumas

Looks like I can do the following from a form operation to call a process:

In the process:

FIND 'QueryName'

So, my next question is how to pass object context to the query, so the the query can use things like like ThisObjectxxx in its condition.

I guess I can seed values in the RegularUser object prior to the FIND 'QueryName', and then reference LoggedInSystemUser.Attributexxx in the query filter conditions.

ddumas

FIND 'QueryName' has no visual component - just executes the query.

Tried DISPLAY QueryName, and PICK ONE OR MORE FROM QueryName, and those worked.

Would be nice if both of those command supported a WHERE clause. Would also be nice if queries supported context input objects, like processes do.

Looks like I will have to store to RegularUser 'variables' to filter the results.