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Also, don't use IN BATCHES OF as it's not supported in the rest implementation.

Yes, Just create a reply object

Hi Rod All you need is an object (AlertInput) the represents the attributes you want as parameters. This object (AlertInput) then needs to be the input for the process. A row will be created automatically by the service. In the process FIND Alert WHERE ALert.StaffNumber=ThisAlertInput.StaffNumber wh...

That's ok, I'll see what I can do.

Currently to sort out the rules will take us weeks of work, so having it fixed is a better option for us.

I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks

Are you able to send the bsv to support again?

That will save me having to replicate it as our bsv is too big now for a standard install.

I know the solution to the fix is breaking them out into additional rules but we have 1000's of them to look at.

Chris

Hi Rennur

Just wondering if you are still having an issue with this in V6

Thanks

Chris

Hi Werner You should just be able to use a simple POST method using multipart/form-data to do this. Below is an example webpage that demonstrates how to POST to the AwareIM REST service. In this example you just need to change the action (The URL to the REST service) and the attribute names (Input N...

Hi

Try

Current Week
FIND BO WHERE WEEK(BO.CreateDate)=CURRENT_WEEK

Previous Week
FIND BO WHERE WEEK(BO.CreateDate-1)=CURRENT_WEEK-1

I agree, that is much better, thanks Jaymer

Hi Werner I have a lot of the restful services setup. One thing to about setting them up is that the object you use as input should be different to the object your trying to find. The service creates a row and set the value to the matching attributes. How you create this service depends on how you w...

I don't think its a limitation. That's how the number fields work as they are stored as a double in the database. So its only displaying back what was saved.

You best option would be to use a plain test field and pad it out.

Unless someone has a format they know about that works on the attribute.

I think it's something like

PICK ONE OR MORE FROM <QueryName>
CREATE <BO> FOR EACH <BO From Query> WITH <Attributes to set>

remove the IE check

if (! window.ActiveXObject)
{
alert ("This operation requires Internet Explorer browser");
}
else

Have a look at logonDirect.html

This only works with IE.

Yes, I have had the duplicate Attribute ID's issue many times.

Sometimes it's just one or two attributes but the other week it was a hundred or more as it scrolled off the config tool console window.

It's a worry as I have no idea what data may now disappear.