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Rick Pearl
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8/1/2012 4:39 PM
Can you write LSF rules that restrict what a user can enter into a form field. Specifically, when creating a requisition in RQ10 and RQC, I have restricted the Requesting Locations that are displayed in the Drill Around. It only displays their assigned locations. However, the user can manually type in any Requesting Location and order for any location. Can I restrict what Locations a user can enter or is there some way to have fields validate before the requisition is submitted?
Robert Spurr
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8/3/2012 7:39 PM
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I can't answer the LSF security piece, although I believe it is possible. If your users are going directly to RQ10 (not RQC) you could use design studio and set the field length to -1. This moves the drop down option to the left of the field and prevents data entry, only values available in the drop down are usable. Just an option
I think in security the same rule used to limit the selection could also be used to validate the selection but again not sure.
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