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Nice share, Jaymer!!

I would consider posting more tricks if I knew that they did in fact come in handy for other users. I've posted a lot of tips over my years in Aware IM land. While some posts didn't get much comment traction early on, over time comments were made either on the forums or by PM that confirmed people ...

The solution here is to use COUNT instead to establish if OrderLines exist

One other option is to add an OrderLines_Count attribute to OrderHeader and use a rule to keep the new attribute current.

Would you mind sharing some examples of how you would use these?

EDIT or VIEW the form again ?

Is part of this request to also have the user's screen IMMEDIATELY be sent to the specified URL when the timeout occurs (like what happens when you are on a banking site)?

I thought it might force a redraw.

What if you added a child counter attribute to the parent?

These are obviously just possible workarounds though.

I always put the BO (TicketStorage in this case) in Auto Refresh. I've found situations many versions ago when it was needed, so I've been in the habit.

Would it make sense to make the rule dynamic & see what impact that has?

Is TicketStorage included in Auto Refresh criteria?

Is the rule you mentioned Dynamic?

^^ me too.

It's most helpful when talking asking for help with process or rules if you post the exact process or rules you are using rather than just describing them.

As a friend of mine says "it's like trying to send a haircut in the mail"

I don't have a clear picture of whether Stage 1, Stage 2, and Stage 3 are processes or what they are.

It would be helpful if you outlined your processes with:
1- Process name
2- Process input
3- Indication about what processes call other processes.

Thanks!

^^ is that basically an Aware bug, Jaymer?

bo.LIRUID=LoggedInRegularUser.ID

This will work.

There are a bunch of listing if you Google "order by items must appear in the select list if select distinct is specified" so it's not Aware specific.

I don't have an answer for you, but I would explore there.

but I have to say that it is at times like this that I miss the more flexible looping constructs that are available in traditional programming languages. Calling sub-processes works in basically the same way. I carefully name my processes when they have subs so at a glance I know the relationship /...