Hi Vani, please find the below help, if you need the full document let me know
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Add-Sig
Add-Sig [-s form] [-e request-id] [-t process-name] {-o approverlist}
[-1 {0|1}] [-2 {0|1|2|999}] [-l Assignee Group ID]
This command adds an additional signature line to an existing approval
request (or creates a new approval request if there is not one) for the
specified
request.
The form and request that are being approved are optional. If they are
supplied, they identify the request that is being processed.
The process-name parameter is optional. If it is supplied, the specified
approval process is activated. If it is not supplied, the system searches for a
process against the specified form. If there is only one process specified, that
process is used. If several processes are specified, an error is reported, and
no
approval process starts.
The approver-list argument contains the approvers to add. If omitted, this
command performs no work. Multiple approvers are separated by a
semicolon.
The -1 option indicates whether the new signature line is identified as
"independent Yes" or "independent No," based on whether the value is set to
1 (no) or some other value (yes).
The -2 option indicates the action to take on multiple approvers. 0 (the
default) means "one of," 1 means "all of," 2 means "only one," and 999
means to pull the value from the process definition.
The -l optional parameter was added to allow you to pass in a value for field
112 (Assignee Group Permissions) for the multitenancy feature.
Specific Approval Server commands 259
Guide for Users and Administrators
The operation of this command generally links to an existing approval details
record, although it creates one if none exists. It then adds one or more
signature lines for the value specified in the "other" option.
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of harshDesai
Sent: Thu 04/02/2010 18:12
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: [BULK] Re: Need information on Application Command Process
To understand & to work with the Application Commands related to any
application of AR System,
you would be better off with the set Guides that are provided along with AR.
In case of Approval Server, go through the Approval Server guide, look for
Application commands chapter.
If you don't have access to these guides, then I am not sure from where you
can get them.
Regards,
Harshavardhan Desai
Vani Masilamani-3 wrote:
>
> Thank you harsha.
>
> Is there any predefined commands (or) explanations for Application
> command?
>
> I could see more -e, -l, and many more
>
> for example,
> Application-Command Approval "Add-Sig" -s "AP-Sample2:Get Agreement" -e
> "00002" -o "vm082t" -1 0 -2 1
>
> Regards,
> Vani.
>
>
>
> harshDesai
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> 04/02/2010 12:38
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> Please respond to
> arsl...@arslist.o
> RG
>
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>
>
>
> In the example you have provided :-
>
> Application-Command Approval New-Details -t "Issue Approval"
>
> Application Command --> Informs AR server that this process belongs to
> some
> specific application in AR System, in case of the example below the
> Application Command belongs to Approval Server.
>
> Approval --> Lets the User define to the AR System or rather categorize to
> which application this command belongs.(Some other supported Applications
> for AR are, Assignment Engine, BRIE..etc)
>
> New-Details --> This is a function that is specific to Approval Server
>
> -t --> Is the Process Name(which in you example is :- Issue Approval)on
> which Approval Server's New-Details function will execute, resulting in
> some
> output.
>
> As for how you can use Application Command, it will depend on what you
> want
> to do.
>
> Regards,
> Harshavardhan Desai.
>
>
> Vani Masilamani-3 wrote:
>>
>> Hi Pivanov/pavan,
>>
>> Sorry, if the question is misunderstood.
>>
>> I was asking for one of the run process command as below:
>>
>> Example:
>> Process
>> Application-Command Approval New-Details -t "Issue Approval"
>>
>> What is use of Application- Command and any explanation of how to use
>> this?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Vani M.
>>
>>
>>
>
>> pivanov
>
>> <plamen.iva...@ma
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>> Sent by: "Action arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
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>> ORG> Command Process
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>>
>
>> 03/02/2010 19:49
>
>>
>
>>
>
>> Please respond to
>
>> arsl...@arslist.o
>
>> RG
>
>>
>
>>
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> just don't forget, when you are running process with Active Link to
>> use the following syntax :
>>
>> $PROCESS$ @@:command
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Plamen Ivanov
>> www.remedy.bg
>> www.remedydevelopers.eu
>>
>> On 3 ???, 16:11, Pavan Kumar <pava...@adea.com> wrote:
>>> C Special Run Process and
>>>
>>> $PROCESS$ commands
>>>
>>> Through the Run Process workflow action or by using $PROCESS$ in a Set
>>>
>>> Fields and Push Fields workflow action, you can run separate processes
> in
>>>
>>> AR System. In general, these actions are used to perform operations in
>>>
>>> support of your application.
>>>
>>> The following topics are provided:
>>>
>>> Overview (page 240)
>>>
>>> Run Process and $PROCESS$ syntax (page 240)
>>>
>>> Syntax exception-Special commands with qualifications (page 241)
>>>
>>> Table of Run Process and $PROCESS$ commands (page 242)
>>>
>>> For more information about how the Run Process action works, see the
>>>
>>> Integrating with Plug-ins and Third-Party Products guide.
>>>
>>> 240 Appendix C-Special Run Process and $PROCESS$ commands
>>>
>>> BMC Remedy Action Request System 7.0
>>>
>>> Overview
>>>
>>> Run Process and $PROCESS$ commands look and act like a process from the
>>>
>>> perspective of the workflow definition, but they do not actually cause
>> the
>>>
>>> system to run a process. Instead, the server "traps" these special
>> process
>>>
>>> names and performs the operations directly.
>>>
>>> Some commands are available only in the Run Process action, and others
>> are
>>>
>>> available only for $PROCESS$ in Set Fields and Push Fields actions. Some
>> are
>>>
>>> available in all workflow, and others are available in active links
> only.
>> Any
>>>
>>> action that is identified as being available in filters can be run only
>> from an
>>>
>>> active link using the "Run Process on the server" syntax to direct the
>>>
>>> command to be run on the server. The commands are really available on
> the
>>>
>>> server, not "to filters." For more information, see "Assigning values
>> from
>>>
>>> process results" on page 234.
>>>
>>> Run Process and $PROCESS$ syntax
>>>
>>> When using these commands, remember that they are case-sensitive. You
>>>
>>> must specify the commands exactly as they are listed, including
>>>
>>> capitalization. If incorrect capitalization is used, AR System will
>> attempt to
>>>
>>> run an external process with the given name.
>>>
>>> All of the commands in this section also follow the characteristics of a
>> process
>>>
>>> run from the command line. This means that each parameter needs to be
>>>
>>> gathered as a single argument on the command line:
>>>
>>> If a parameter includes a space or a special character, you must put
>>>
>>> quotation marks around the value. Also surround any keywords with
>>>
>>> quotation marks in case the substituted value contains spaces or special
>>>
>>> characters.
>>>
>>> If a value contains one or more quotation marks, you must double the
>>>
>>> quotation marks and put quotation marks around the entire value.
>>>
>>> Quotation marks are a special character.
>>>
>>> For example, you enter the following values as shown:
>>>
>>> Value Syntax
>>>
>>> AR System "AR System"
>>>
>>> AR "System" User "AR ""System"" User"
>>>
>>> $SCHEMA$ "$SCHEMA$"
>>>
>>> ________________________________
>>>
>>> From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Vani
>> Masilamani
>>> Sent: Wed 03/02/2010 19:31
>>> To: arsl...@arslist.org
>>> Subject: Need information on Application Command Process
>>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> Can anyone say about the Application Command Process being used in
>> remedy?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Vani.
>>>
>>>
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