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That was the problem, the All Readers and Above was unchecked. <br />
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Thank you!<br />
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That was the problem, the All Readers and Above was unchecked.

Thank you!



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I have a database that I created an agent for. <br />
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It allows the user to select the documents in a view and then click a button to run the agent. The agent then has this formula in it:<br />
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FIELD U_Status:=&quot;Not Conserved&quot;;<br />
@SetField(&quot;Stamp&quot;;@Name([C<wbr />N];@UserNa<wbr />me)+&quot; &quot;+@Text(@Now));<br />
SELECT @All<br />
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Currently, I can run this from the button in the view just fine, but when the associate tries to click the button they get the error<br />
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Specified agent does not exist. <br />
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The button in the view has the following code to call the agent: &nbsp;@Command([RunAgent]; &quot;90 Day Conserved&quot;)<br />
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They have the same access as I do in the NSF file, they are just not a designer. Does anyone know why I can run it in the NSF and she cant? I have not seen this error before and I am having a hard time finding any information on it. Thanks!
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I have a database that I created an agent for. 

It allows the user to select the documents in a view and then click a button to run the agent. The agent then has this formula in it:

FIELD U_Status:="Not Conserved";
@SetField("Stamp";@Name([CN];@UserName)+" "+@Text(@Now));
SELECT @All

Currently, I can run this from the button in the view just fine, but when the associate tries to click the button they get the error

Specified agent does not exist. 

The button in the view has the following code to call the agent:  @Command([RunAgent]; "90 Day Conserved")

They have the same access as I do in the NSF file, they are just not a designer. Does anyone know why I can run it in the NSF and she cant? I have not seen this error before and I am having a hard time finding any information on it. Thanks!

Error The specified agent does not exist

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