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From: Charlie C. <ch...@mi...> - 1996-10-15 01:29:40
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I did not get the link stage yet. I encountered following compiling errors: cc: "ARS.c", line 60: error 1000: Unexpected symbol: "*". cc: "ARS.c", line 61: error 1000: Unexpected symbol: "*". cc: error 2017: Cannot recover from earlier errors, terminating. *** Error code 1 Also the alloca.h is not available on HP, I would change all alloca calls to malloc, would this be any problems? My HP is on 9.x OS and compiler was "upgraded". thanks charlie |
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From: Miriam Y. <mir...@gs...> - 1996-12-24 20:08:36
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Using this function (or any other function) - is it possible to specify a sort within a sort? Thanks. -- |
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From: Jeff M. <jcm...@sm...> - 1996-12-24 22:57:30
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GetListEntry is the only function that sorting really applies to. to specify a "sort within a sort" simply add the additional sort critirea to the end of the command: %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1); # sort ascending on fieldId1 %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1, $fieldId2, 2); # sort ascending on fieldId1 and then descending on fieldId2 Miriam Yaged insists: > >Using this function (or any other function) - is it possible to specify a sort >within a sort? > >Thanks. > >-- > -- jcm...@ac... sunyab cit oss network management standard disclaimers apply http://smurfland.cit.buffalo.edu/~jcmurphy/ ``Men forget but don't forgive. Women forgive but never forget.'' |
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From: Miriam Y. <mir...@gs...> - 1996-12-05 23:11:48
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Thanks alot. Miriam Yaged Information Security Goldman Sachs, & Co. (212) 357-1939 |
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From: Miriam Y. <mir...@gs...> - 1996-12-26 18:17:39
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I would like to sort on an integer field and I use the following piece of code
in my cgi script:
$counter= ars_GetFieldByName($ctrl, $schema, "Total Log Count");
if(!defined $counter){
&error_routine("Unable to retrieve field id for Total Log Count:\
$ars_errstr");
}
%entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0, $counter, 2);
But when I print out the results the entries aren't in sorted order - why would
that occur???
Thanks alot.
Miriam
On Dec 24, 2:57pm, Jeff Murphy wrote:
> Subject: Re: ars_GetListEntry
>
> GetListEntry is the only function that sorting really
> applies to. to specify a "sort within a sort" simply add the
> additional sort critirea to the end of the command:
>
> %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1); # sort ascending on fieldId1
>
> %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1, $fieldId2, 2);
> # sort ascending on fieldId1 and then descending on fieldId2
>
>
>
> Miriam Yaged insists:
> >
> >Using this function (or any other function) - is it possible to specify a
sort
> >within a sort?
> >
> >Thanks.
> >
> >--
> >
>
>
> --
> jcm...@ac... sunyab cit oss network
management
> standard disclaimers apply
http://smurfland.cit.buffalo.edu/~jcmurphy/
> ``Men forget but don't forgive. Women forgive but never forget.''
>-- End of excerpt from Jeff Murphy
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From: Vern H. <ve...@ha...> - 1996-12-27 02:02:29
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On Thu, 26 Dec 1996, Miriam Yaged wrote:
>
> %entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0, $counter, 2);
>
> But when I print out the results the entries aren't in sorted order -
> why would that occur???
That's actually a "perl-ism". In perl, any of the functions that get
the values out of associated arrays return them in no particular order.
(That's documented.)
So, instead of an associative array (%entries) use an ordinary array
(@entries) then use a for loop to step through it.
Something like:
@entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0, $counter, 2);
for ($i=$[; $i<=$#entries; $i+=2)
{
$entryid = $entries[$i];
$shortdescription = $entries[$i+1];
}
You get the point.
Cheers,
Vern
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From: Joel M. <jm...@cn...> - 1996-12-29 04:21:18
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hashes don't retain order, you'll have to do @entries = ars_GetListEntry
and look at every even index to get the entry ids
>
> I would like to sort on an integer field and I use the following piece of code
> in my cgi script:
>
> $counter= ars_GetFieldByName($ctrl, $schema, "Total Log Count");
> if(!defined $counter){
> &error_routine("Unable to retrieve field id for Total Log Count:\
> $ars_errstr");
> }
> %entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0, $counter, 2);
>
> But when I print out the results the entries aren't in sorted order - why would
> that occur???
>
> Thanks alot.
>
> Miriam
>
>
> On Dec 24, 2:57pm, Jeff Murphy wrote:
> > Subject: Re: ars_GetListEntry
> >
> > GetListEntry is the only function that sorting really
> > applies to. to specify a "sort within a sort" simply add the
> > additional sort critirea to the end of the command:
> >
> > %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1); # sort ascending on fieldId1
> >
> > %foo = getlistentry(...., $fieldId1, 1, $fieldId2, 2);
> > # sort ascending on fieldId1 and then descending on fieldId2
> >
> >
> >
> > Miriam Yaged insists:
> > >
> > >Using this function (or any other function) - is it possible to specify a
> sort
> > >within a sort?
> > >
> > >Thanks.
> > >
> > >--
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > jcm...@ac... sunyab cit oss network
> management
> > standard disclaimers apply
> http://smurfland.cit.buffalo.edu/~jcmurphy/
> > ``Men forget but don't forgive. Women forgive but never forget.''
> >-- End of excerpt from Jeff Murphy
>
>
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From: Justin B. <ju...@cr...> - 1997-06-27 05:37:10
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Hello,
I'm having trouble using ars_GetListEntry in that either I
don't understand the documentation, or the function doesn't behave the
way it's documented. Specifically, if I do the following :
$qualification_string = "('Status' != \"Closed\" AND 'Create-date'";
$qualification_string .= " < $too_old AND ";
$qualification_string .= "'Submitter-Severity' = \"$urgency\")";
$qualifier = ars_LoadQualifier($ctrl, $schema, $qualification_string) ||
die "$ctrl $schema $qualification_string $ars_errstr";
%tickets = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0);
I always get undef. If instead, I do this :
@tickets = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0);
I only get the last ticket. If instead, I do this :
foreach $ticket (ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0)) {
whatever ...
}
I alternate between Entry-Ids and QueryListValues. I'm using 2.1.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks much,
--
Justin Banks
Silicon Graphics Cray Research
Eagan, Minnesota
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From: Sid V. d. H. <si...@op...> - 1997-06-27 14:58:28
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I see two syntax errors...
On 27-Jun-97 Justin Banks wrote:
>Hello,
> I'm having trouble using ars_GetListEntry in that either I
>don't understand the documentation, or the function doesn't behave the
>way it's documented. Specifically, if I do the following :
>
> $qualification_string = "('Status' != \"Closed\" AND 'Create-date'";
> $qualification_string .= " < $too_old AND ";
^^^^^^^^
"$too_old"
> $qualification_string .= "'Submitter-Severity' = \"$urgency\")";
> $qualifier = ars_LoadQualifier($ctrl, $schema, $qualification_string) ||
( )
> die "$ctrl $schema $qualification_string $ars_errstr";
> %tickets = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0);
>
>I always get undef. If instead, I do this :
>
> @tickets = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0);
>
>I only get the last ticket. If instead, I do this :
>
> foreach $ticket (ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qualifier, 0)) {
> whatever ...
> }
>
>I alternate between Entry-Ids and QueryListValues. I'm using 2.1.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
>Thanks much,
>
>--
>Justin Banks
>Silicon Graphics Cray Research
>Eagan, Minnesota
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From: Brett R. <br...@ti...> - 1998-12-04 00:08:19
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Hello - I've read through the previous emails on GetListEntry but was
unable
to find an answer to my problem.
My question is this - Does GetListEntry work correctly on NT (ARSPerl
version
1.61)?
What I'm seeing is that despite the query list I setup, the function
insists on a few of its own fields. Example:
$sid = $f{"Short Description"};
(%entries = ars_GetListEntry($c, $schema, $q, 100, [
{columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
fieldId=>$sid},
{columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
fieldId=>$sid},
{columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
fieldId=>$sid},
{columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|', fieldId=>$sid}
])) ||
TechSupportForms::DisplayErrors($query,
"GetListEntry: $ars_errstr");
Notice I'm trying to pull out (in this example) the Short Description
field
4 times. Here's what I get when I evaluate %entries:
Entryid: 000000000000009, D: Header may|New |Header may|Low |
Entryid: 000000000000010, D: Header may|New |Header may|Low |
Entryid: 000000000000011, D: Test |New |Test |Low |
Entryid: 000000000000012, D: AL test |New |AL test |Low |
Entryid: 000000000000014, D: test |New |test |Low |
Entryid: 000000000000015, D: Font is to|New |Font is to|Low |
Entryid: 000000000000016, D: test |New |test |Low |
Notice that rather than give me 4 columns with 10 characters of the
short
description, it gave me 1st one column with the description, then
the default Status, then my description, and then the Priority.
What is going on here and why can I not seem to overwrite the
default query string completely? I suppose I can use them
anyway, but this is very odd.
Thanks,
Brett
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From: Bill M. <wj...@me...> - 1998-12-06 05:07:48
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>
>
> Hello - I've read through the previous emails on GetListEntry but was
> unable
> to find an answer to my problem.
>
> My question is this - Does GetListEntry work correctly on NT (ARSPerl
> version
> 1.61)?
>
Do you have any way to check your problem out on UNIX? I'd
like to know if it works there or not. Which version of ARS are
you using? I've know the self-specified GLE works on NT, but
I've never seen it used this way.
Bill
> What I'm seeing is that despite the query list I setup, the function
> insists on a few of its own fields. Example:
>
> $sid = $f{"Short Description"};
>
> (%entries = ars_GetListEntry($c, $schema, $q, 100, [
> {columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
> fieldId=>$sid},
> {columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
> fieldId=>$sid},
> {columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|',
> fieldId=>$sid},
> {columnWidth=>10, separator=>'|', fieldId=>$sid}
> ])) ||
> TechSupportForms::DisplayErrors($query,
> "GetListEntry: $ars_errstr");
>
> Notice I'm trying to pull out (in this example) the Short Description
> field
> 4 times. Here's what I get when I evaluate %entries:
>
> Entryid: 000000000000009, D: Header may|New |Header may|Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000010, D: Header may|New |Header may|Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000011, D: Test |New |Test |Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000012, D: AL test |New |AL test |Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000014, D: test |New |test |Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000015, D: Font is to|New |Font is to|Low |
> Entryid: 000000000000016, D: test |New |test |Low |
>
> Notice that rather than give me 4 columns with 10 characters of the
> short
> description, it gave me 1st one column with the description, then
> the default Status, then my description, and then the Priority.
>
> What is going on here and why can I not seem to overwrite the
> default query string completely? I suppose I can use them
> anyway, but this is very odd.
>
> Thanks,
> Brett
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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From: Mark B. <mar...@bc...> - 1998-12-07 19:23:07
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Hi All,
Is it possible to do a ars_GetEntry on a record that is open?
# perl -v
This is perl, version 5.003 with EMBED
built under solaris at Oct 8 1998 15:21:28
+ suidperl security patch
ARS 3.2
SYBASE 11.0.2
I have a button on schema A that does a set fields run process to copy
the fields to schema B. There are about 30 fields that need to be
transfered so my perl script:
1. Reads the record from schema A (given only schema A's EntryID) via
ars_GetEntry.
2. Creates and maps the fields from A to B
3. Creates the record on B and returns the record number.
It seems that the initial read is blocking.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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From: Mark B. <mar...@bc...> - 1998-12-08 01:23:19
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Hi All,
I have been debugging for most of the day and am at wits end. I have
boiled my problem down to the following script:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#use ARS;
#$ctrl = ars_Login("arsserver", "mark_borghardt", "password") || die
"can't login to the server: $ars_errstr";
printf("asdf\n");
exit 0;
This script is run via an active link set fields. If I run it as shown
it works perfectly.
If I uncomment the "use ARS" and "$ctrl ..." lines I get a server
timeout error. If I run the script from the UNIX command line it ALWAYS
works.
I have checked the environments and made them as equal as possible.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH and ARHOME are the same.
Any ideas?
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BCTel Advanced Communications Phone: (604) 454-5211
Email: mar...@bc...
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From: Steve M. <Ste...@ch...> - 2009-04-13 18:21:42
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Good morning all, I'm having problems with my own code so tried the example and get this same error: /remedy/ARSperl-1.91/example] ars_GetListEntry.pl remedyDEV Demo demo Testing: basic format. ars_GetListEntry: [ERROR] GetListFields must be an ARRAY reference (ARERR #80005) at ars_GetListEntry.pl line 54. Line 54 is: (@entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0)) ARSperl-1.91 SunOS 10 ARSystem 7.1 Thanks in Advance! Steve McDonald Sr. Remedy Applications Programmer Choice Hotels International |
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From: <Con...@t-...> - 2009-04-13 18:51:44
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Steve, the example is not correct. (@entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0 , 0)) should work. Kind Regards Conny ________________________________ Von: Steve McDonald [mailto:Ste...@ch...] Gesendet: Montag, 13. April 2009 20:21 An: ARSperl User Discussion Betreff: [Arsperl-users] ars_GetListEntry Good morning all, I'm having problems with my own code so tried the example and get this same error: /remedy/ARSperl-1.91/example] ars_GetListEntry.pl remedyDEV Demo demo Testing: basic format. ars_GetListEntry: [ERROR] GetListFields must be an ARRAY reference (ARERR #80005) at ars_GetListEntry.pl line 54. Line 54 is: (@entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0)) ARSperl-1.91 SunOS 10 ARSystem 7.1 Thanks in Advance! Steve McDonald Sr. Remedy Applications Programmer Choice Hotels International |
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From: Rusty C. <rco...@ya...> - 2009-04-13 19:09:30
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Steve,
It's been a while since I used ARS but the help pages for ars_GetListEntry has missed an argument, plus I've always sucked the data into a hash. Here's my code snippet.
my %entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl->ctrl(), $schema, $lq, 0, 0,
[
{columnWidth=>20, separator=>'\t', fieldId=>$ftarca{"ARCT_T_WorkReq_"}},
],
$ftarca{"ARCT_T_WorkReq_"}, 2);
I've found that I always had to include the extra '0' in the call to make this work, sadly this is the simplest example I have.
Then I take those list of tickets and get the data I'm looking for
foreach my $t (sort keys %entries) {
# Grab the fields needed per ticket.
my %data = ars_GetEntry($ctrl->ctrl(), $schema, $t, $ftarca{"ARCT_I_Instructions"},
$ftarca{"ARCT_I_ActionTaken"}, $ftarca{"ARCT_I_SubmitCategory"},
$ftarca{"ARCT_TD_CreateDate"}, $ftarca{"ARCT_T_HCMinToComp_"},
$ftarca{"ARCT_TD_CreateWW"}, $ftarca{"ARCT_TD_ResolveWW"},
$ftarca{"ARCT_T_Region"} );
## <snip> ##
}
I'm sure there are better, more efficient ways to make this work, this is what I've done in the past.
Hope it helps,
Rusty
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From: Steve McDonald <Ste...@ch...>
To: ARSperl User Discussion <ars...@ar...>
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 11:21:23 AM
Subject: [Arsperl-users] ars_GetListEntry
Good morning
all,
I'm having problems
with my own code so tried the example and get this same
error:
/remedy/ARSperl-1.91/example] ars_GetListEntry.pl remedyDEV Demo demo
Testing: basic format.
ars_GetListEntry: [ERROR] GetListFields must be
an ARRAY reference (ARERR #80005) at ars_GetListEntry.pl line
54.
Line 54
is:
(@entries =
ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0))
ARSperl-1.91
SunOS
10
ARSystem
7.1
Thanks in
Advance!
Steve McDonald
Sr. Remedy Applications
Programmer
Choice Hotels
International
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From: Michiel B. <mi...@be...> - 2009-04-14 08:34:08
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Rusty / Steve, The arguments for ars_GetListEntry are since AR System version 5: ars_GetListEntry(ctrl,schema,qualifier,maxRetrieve=0,firstRetrieve=0,...) So that explains the additional 0... I will update the documentation + the example (which were obviously still < v5...) Kind regards, -- Michiel Beijen Software Consultant +31 6 - 457 42 418 Bee Free IT + http://beefreeit.nl 2009/4/13 Rusty Copeland <rco...@ya...> > Steve, > > > It's been a while since I used ARS but the help pages for ars_GetListEntry > has missed an argument, plus I've always sucked the data into a hash. Here's > my code snippet. > > my %entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl->ctrl(), $schema, $lq, 0, 0, > [ > {columnWidth=>20, separator=>'\t', > fieldId=>$ftarca{"ARCT_T_WorkReq_"}}, > ], > $ftarca{"ARCT_T_WorkReq_"}, 2); > > I've found that I always had to include the extra '0' in the call to make > this work, sadly this is the simplest example I have. > > Then I take those list of tickets and get the data I'm looking for > > foreach my $t (sort keys %entries) { > # Grab the fields needed per ticket. > my %data = ars_GetEntry($ctrl->ctrl(), $schema, $t, > $ftarca{"ARCT_I_Instructions"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_I_ActionTaken"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_I_SubmitCategory"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_TD_CreateDate"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_T_HCMinToComp_"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_TD_CreateWW"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_TD_ResolveWW"}, > $ftarca{"ARCT_T_Region"} ); > > ## <snip> ## > > } > > I'm sure there are better, more efficient ways to make this work, this is > what I've done in the past. > > Hope it helps, > > Rusty > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Steve McDonald <Ste...@ch...> > *To:* ARSperl User Discussion <ars...@ar...> > *Sent:* Monday, April 13, 2009 11:21:23 AM > *Subject:* [Arsperl-users] ars_GetListEntry > > Good morning all, > > I'm having problems with my own code so tried the example and get this same > error: > > /remedy/ARSperl-1.91/example] ars_GetListEntry.pl remedyDEV Demo demo > > Testing: basic format. > ars_GetListEntry: [ERROR] GetListFields must be an ARRAY reference (ARERR > #80005) at ars_GetListEntry.pl line 54. > Line 54 is: > > (@entries = ars_GetListEntry($ctrl, $schema, $qual, 0)) > > > ARSperl-1.91 > SunOS 10 > ARSystem 7.1 > > Thanks in Advance! > > Steve McDonald > Sr. Remedy Applications Programmer > Choice Hotels International > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > This SF.net email is sponsored by: > High Quality Requirements in a Collaborative Environment. > Download a free trial of Rational Requirements Composer Now! > http://p.sf.net/sfu/www-ibm-com > > > -- > Arsperl-users mailing list > Ars...@ar... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/arsperl-users > > |
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From: <wil...@em...> - 2002-04-08 17:40:16
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I'm having a problem with converting the value of a selection field to its
text value. For example, I want to get the status for a bug, instead of
returning Open, Closed, etc. It returns the numeric value for the status -
Open = 0, Closed = 4. I want to get Open, Closed, etc. as output.
Using: Win NT, ARS 3.2, Perl 5.6, ARSperl 1.71
Here's my code:
my %field_ids = ars_GetFieldTable( $this->{ 'ctrl' }, $this->{ 'schema' } );
die "ars_GetFieldTable: $ars_errstr" unless( %field_ids );
@result = ars_GetListEntry( $this->{ 'ctrl' },
$this->{ 'schema' },
$this->{ 'qualifier' },
0,
[
{ columnWidth =>2, separator =>$this->{ 'fs' },
fieldId =>$field_ids->{'Priority'} },
{ columnWidth =>$width, separator =>$this->{ 'fs' },
fieldId =>$field_ids->{'Status'} }
] );
die "ars_GetListEntry: $ars_errstr" unless( @result );
Thanks
Wayne
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From: Richard H. <rl...@ls...> - 2002-04-08 17:49:36
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Wayne,
This is what I do:
Step 1) Grab the labels (assuming field-ids are in %fids)
my $fstruct = ars_GetField(
$ctrl,
$schema,
$fids{'Status'}
);
$statusLabels = \@{$fstruct->{limit}};
Step 2) Use the array (pointer) saved above
$fldValue = $statusLabels->[$fldValue]; # turn a number into a label
Please get back top me if this isn't clear.
Cheers,
Richard.
wil...@em... wrote:
> I'm having a problem with converting the value of a selection field to its
> text value. For example, I want to get the status for a bug, instead of
> returning Open, Closed, etc. It returns the numeric value for the status -
> Open = 0, Closed = 4. I want to get Open, Closed, etc. as output.
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From: Jeff M. <jcm...@sm...> - 1996-10-15 01:40:34
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>I did not get the link stage yet. I encountered following compiling errors: >cc: "ARS.c", line 60: error 1000: Unexpected symbol: "*". >cc: "ARS.c", line 61: error 1000: Unexpected symbol: "*". >cc: error 2017: Cannot recover from earlier errors, terminating. >*** Error code 1 > >Also the alloca.h is not available on HP, I would change all alloca calls to >malloc, would this be any problems? is there anyone else on the list who has arsperl compiled for HPUX? care to give this guy a hand? i don't have access to an HPUX system. |
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