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This tip is provided by Alex Szaro at Cohesive...
Building a dynamic Saved Query in Maximo can make things much easier
for you. Here is an example.
Say that you want to build a query to pull up all of the Work Orders
for a given user based on who is logged in.
The Where Clause below will do this!
((woclass = 'WORKORDER' or woclass = 'ACTIVITY') and historyflag = 0
and siteid = 'XXX" and istask = 0 and lead = :USER)
The trick is to use the :USER at the end of the Where Clause. From
there you can make this Saved Query your default.
In this example the logged in user would see a list of all Work Order
for which they are the Lead.
So if you logged in as "aszaro" you would see all WO's in which
"aszaro" was the Lead. If you logged out and logged in a "bsimpson"
you would see all "bsimpon" WO's.
This same approach can be used on all Maximo applications.
Hope you find a use for this in your organization.
Parrish, Kym J
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Nov 12, 2009, 3:17:27 PM11/12/09
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