I’m using the Replace() function in a filter Set Fields action. I can see in the logs where the Replace() is successful during filter phase I processing. However, when the record is saved the original value of the field (not the Set Fields value) is still present.
Original Field Value: #First Name#; Filter Set Fields action: REPLACE($TempReqSummary$, "#First Name#", $First Name$) The result in the log is the first name in the field TempReqSummary. Entry from the log is: “TempReqSummary (536871236) = Denise;” When the record is finally written to the db the TempReqSummary has the value of #First Name#, not ‘Denise’ as I am trying to achieve. I see nothing else in the log where this value is getting overwritten. I’m logging both ACTL and Filters. In the log when this filter is complete there is the message “End of filter processing (phase 1) – Operation Create on (form name) - <NULL> “ I’ve been looking at the filter processing for the email message creation which uses this type of Replace() action. I’ve logged that process but I can’t see what actually ‘seeds’ the value in the target field. There is no ‘commit changes’ in filter processing as in ACTL. I’ve read and re-read the Workflow manual about filter phasing but I am obviously missing the fix for this. Can anyone direct me to what I should read/understand next in order to get this working? This may be a very simple replace function, but it is a test of something larger that will aggregate values of multiple fields into one text field with other wording and formatting. Thanks, Christine _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org attend wwrug10 www.wwrug.com ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are"
