The Quick Find menu lists all the quick find methods that a user has access to through their role permissions.
The following quick find methods are delivered with the core model.
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Qfind method |
Client API |
Arguments |
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|---|---|---|---|
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DesignDocumentQFind |
QFindObject |
1 |
ISPFDesignDocRevision |
|
2 |
DesignDoc Documents |
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|
3 |
ISPFDocumentRevision~SPFRevState~= |
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|
SPFVendorActiveDoc |
QFindObject |
1 |
ISPFVendorDocRevision |
|
2 |
Vendor Documents |
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|
3 |
ISPFDocumentRevision~SPFRevState~= |
||
|
SPFVendorAllDocFind |
QFindObject |
1 |
ISPFVendorDocMaster |
|
2 |
Vendor Documents |
||
|
SPFVendorReserved |
QFindObject |
1 |
ISPFVendorDocMaster |
|
2 |
Vendor Documents |
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|
3 |
ISPFDocument~SPFRDocState~= |
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The following quick find method demonstrates how to construct an argument that includes more than one property comparison. Use an ampersand (&) to separate the two property comparisons.
This example allows users to find design documents to which they have access, based on owning group.
|
Qfind method |
Client API |
Arguments |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
DesignDocumentQFind |
QFindObject |
1 |
ISPFDesignDocVersion |
|
2 |
DesignDoc Documents |
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|
3 |
ISPFDocumentRevision~SPFRevState~=~e1WORKING|e1CURRENT& |
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You can also add conditions to the environment variables for property comparisons
to perform an expansion. For example, you can traverse from the name of the user to
their organization using the variable ENV.User->SPFUserOrganization_12.Name.