Last night on a clients system (3.7.2) I ran into a problem using EVERY in a rlist selection.

In System Editor tried ..

RUN RLIST "LIST CANDIDATE SKILL NAME",1

This returned list (truncated to fit in window) of candidates and their SKILLs which is MV.

Seeing that there were several with 'CONT' as one of their skills it then did

RUN RLIST "LIST CANDIDATE BY SKILL SKILL NAME",1

This did the proper explosion with all 'CONT' together etc.

Then I did ..

RUN RLIST "LIST CANDIDATE WITH EVERY SKILL=CONT' SKILL NAME",1

Which according to the docs should give me a listing of only those candidates with CONT as their skill AND only list the CONT. What I got was a listing of 1 candidate although there were 15 listed with the BY.

I tried different combinations of BY and EVERY but never got the list of correct candidates.

1) can this be reproduced by others?

2) have others seen this

3) is there a work-around

Thanks

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David Tod Sigafoos ~ SigSolutions

cell: 503-341-2983

David,

Either you've misunderstood the docs or I've misunderstood what you say. My docs say "Use Every when column is multi-valued. Only those rows are selected that meet the specified conditions for all values in column." So perhaps the one row you found had just one SKILL value 'CONT', and the other 14 had other values in addition to 'CONT'.

- Oystein -

Oystein,

"Use Every when column is multi-valued. Only those rows are selected that meet the specified conditions for all values in column." So perhaps the one row you found had just one SKILL value 'CONT', and the other 14 had other values in addition to 'CONT'

It is possible that I misread/misunderstood the use of every .. I will look again

thanks

dsig@teleport.com onmouseover=window.status=imagine … a company that supports it products with pride not extortion;return(true)"

David Tod Sigafoos ~ SigSolutions

cell: 503-341-2983

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