call to get email address for operator

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TracyO
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    We are upgrading to LSF9, and we have a couple of processflows that send emails to a user that created a record. We currently so an AGS call to the RD30 record based on the "operator" to get the email address to use.  Now that the RD30 record does not exist, does anybody have any ideas on where the email address is or could be stored for this type of use?

    Gary Davies
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      It is replaced with the RMQuery,  unfortunately, because you did AGS calls instead of a DME query to WEBUSER, the conversion script will not fix it for you and it will have to be changed manually.

      The RMQuery node has a wizard just like AGS and DME, you would query with the selection criteria of ID = the userid and check the Email field for return.

      The query returns a field name with the prefix and the field name all caps,  so if you call the node RM  it will return the email address in a field called RM_EMAIL
      TracyO
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        I understand that I need to change my AGS call to a RMQuery node, but my question is since RD30 no longer exists what table am I going to query against to get that email addreess that existed on RD30?
        John Henley
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          Hi Tracy,
          You can't query against a table; you have to use the ResourceQuery node to lookup the email address in RM.
          See this article for an example:
          ProcessFlow Integrator, Part 11: The ResourceQuery Node
          Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
          John
          Gary Davies
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            The information is now held in your LDAP for Lawson.  It will be either ADAM or TIvioli as the server.

            There are two new desktop client tools called Security Administrator and Resource Management RM Administrator  that allows you to view and change the values that use to be on RD30, But unless you are the security administrator you probably won't have access to them. 
            TracyO
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              Thanks for your help. I will work with my IT dept to get at the tables I need.