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jadachDevClub member 7/7/2019 |
I would create a simple table called SPExecuted. In that table put the field you want for the parameter. I would also include added by (who ran the SP) and added (when it was run). |
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rdsanford 7/8/2019 |
I would create a simple table called SPExecuted. In that table put the field you want for the parameter. I would also include added by (who ran the SP) and added (when it was run). Now on your list page, create a popup to an add page based on the SPExecuted table. In the before record added or after record added event, run your SP passing the parameter. Now you have a running record of the executions and who did it and the parameter values sent.
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rubenbalde author 7/25/2019 |
I would create a simple table called SPExecuted. In that table put the field you want for the parameter. I would also include added by (who ran the SP) and added (when it was run). Now on your list page, create a popup to an add page based on the SPExecuted table. In the before record added or after record added event, run your SP passing the parameter. Now you have a running record of the executions and who did it and the parameter values sent.
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