I have a query 'FindAllAccounts' which is executed from a menu item.
'FindAllAccounts' contains the rule:
FIND Account WHERE Account.MyProvider.ID=LoggedInRegularUser.Provider.ID ORDER BY Account.AcctNo
The results are displayed in a custom presentation. One of the fields on the presentation is the account number which is a hyperlink to execute the query 'FindAcctsPaxs'.

'FindAcctsPaxs' contains the rule:
FIND Passenger WHERE Passenger IN Account.MyPassengers ORDER BY Passenger.PaxName
FYI: Account owns Passenger.
The results are displayed in a custom presentation. One of the fields on the presentation is the passenger name which is a hyperlink to execute the process 'CreateTripWithAcctProfile'

'CreateTripWithAcctProfile' has both Account and Passenger as process inputs.
The only rule in this process is:
ENTER NEW TripFile WITH TripFile.MyAcct=Account,TripFile.PaxName=Passenger.PaxName,TripFile.MyProvider=LoggedInRegularUser.Provider USING Reservation

When I try to execute this, I select the menu item to run the query 'FindAllAccounts'
All of the accounts for this user is diplayed. So far so good. 😃
I click on an account number and all of the passengers for this account display, oh joy 😃
I click on a passenger name and I get a 'select process input' screen showing all passengers in the system. OOooo NNoooo 🙁

I assume the passenger I clicked on is not in the context and I do not know why or how to get it into the context.

What I want is for the TripFile Reservation screen to come up with the account and passenger name fields pre-populated.

Any Suggestions?

Thanks