Hi Nisha, Not unless you write your own Program using AR System API's to make the changes, then integrate this via workflow that uses a Run Process command...
This kind of set-up does exist for specific cases. For example, if you use the BMC Remedy Atrium CMDB: the CMDB Engine is used to create new forms in the AR System. If you use BMC Remedy Service Level Management: the Business Rules Interpretation Engine (BRIE) generates new Filters based upon template information you specify. Neither of these processes are likely to be able to help you in your current situation as they have very specific functions and perform very specific actions. You'd have to consider creating your own simialr program for your specific requirements... Depending on the nature of your changes, and if you dind't want to necessarily integrate this via workflow, you could attempt to create your own program using the AR System API's to make the changes, or even use the "driver" program that is available on your AR Server. driver is the command-line interface to the AR System API and should provide you with options for making bulk updates to Objects on your AR Server. I'd recommend looking at the C API documentation for the AR system to learn more. HTH Cheers Chris > Hello Listers, > > I have a basic query. Is it possible to change the properties of a regular > form through some workflow? To elaborate further, can I use an active > link/filter/escalation to modify the properties of a form? > I have a form which has more than 600 fields. Now this form has many tables > etc. which are taking data from some other regular forms. I want to now > enable archiving for this main form. So instead of manually modifying all > related forms and enable individual archiving, can I just modify the > properties of forms in bulk and enable archiving through some workflow? > > Thanks. > Rgds, > Nisha Ramtri > > _______________________________________________________________________________ > UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org ARSlist:"Where the > Answers > Are" > _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org ARSlist:"Where the Answers Are"
