It can be done if you get rid of the LIKE

On Window Loaded, run a guide that loops through either SHR:Assignment
or $GROUP$ (whichever is easier for you), and build up a query in a
Character field that reads something like this:

'Assigned to Group+' = ""Group A"" OR 'Assigned to Group+' = ""Group B""
OR (etc...)

(based on the current user's group list)

Then relace the $GROUPS$ LIKE part of your table qual to read:

AND EXTERNAL($Character Field$)

About 10 minutes development, works a treat, and is a LOT quicker as
well. We've been using this on our consoles for years.

Cheers,
Matt


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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wacholz, Jeanette (Jenni)
Sent: Saturday, 14 October 2006 5:59 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Helpdesk 6.0 Support Panel displaying groups I am not a
member of.

We worked through this same issue recently with tech support and the
bottom line answer was "no." We tried a lot of different variations on
the query even though BMC said it couldn't be done and eventually I had
to admit that I couldn't prove them wrong.

Fortunately, we only had 3 group names we had to change. You just have
to make sure that no complete group name is a part of any other group
name. For example, we couldn't have both 'Production Support' and 'IDX
Production Support' because the complete name of one is part of the
other.

Jenni Wacholz
480-445-2517
Remedy Administrator
Coventry Health Care

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jack Samson
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 11:05 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Helpdesk 6.0 Support Panel displaying groups I am not a member
of.

All,

I am using ITSM 6.0 Helpdesk.  We have created a lot of groups in the
system that are very similar.  The Remedy Support Panel is now
displaying groups that individuals are not a member of due to the LIKE
statements.  (This happens when I select the Console View: Group)

My question is, is their a way to change the qualification so that we
don't have to change all of the group names?

The qualification is:

((( 'zTmpKeyword' =  "MAINHELPDESK" ) AND ( 'Status Integer' < 4)) OR ((
'zTmpKeyword' =  "MAINCHANGE" ) AND ( 'Status Integer' < 6)) OR ((
'zTmpKeyword' =  "MAINTASK" ) AND ( 'Status Integer' < 4))) AND ((
$zTmpShowAssignedReq$ = 'zTmpKeyword') OR ( $zTmpShowAssignedReq$ =
"All" 
)) AND ((( $ConsoleViewBy$ = "Myself") AND ( 'Assigned To' = $USER$)) OR
(( $ConsoleViewBy$ = "Group") AND ( 'Assigned To Group+' !=  $NULL$ )
AND ($GROUPS$ LIKE (( "%"  + 'Assigned To Group+') +  "%" ))) OR ((
$ConsoleViewBy$ = "Group Unassigned") AND ( 'Assigned To' =  $NULL$ ))
OR (( $ConsoleViewBy$ = "Date") AND ( 'Requested Completion Date' <=
$zTmpDate1$)) OR ( $ConsoleViewBy$ = "Any"))


Thanks in advance and thank you all for your support in the past.

Regards,

Jackson
Oracle 9
Solaris
ARS 6.3

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