Why do you want to create an LDAP attribute to add a new field? Doesn’t a view
form build from the LDAP plugin allow you to create a display only field for
ARS transactional purposes?
Joe
From: Mahendra Mahalkar
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Set field action is like a "modify" action on vendor which is not allowed as
vendor point to Ldap where user doesn't have access to create or modify.
Regards,
Mahendra Mahalkar
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 4:16 PM, John Atherly <john.athe...@apc.com> wrote:
Set the Escalation to do a set filed on the vendor form. Create a filter
to do the push field action on modify
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Will AIE work for Ldap data structure, what should I put for mapping?
External Data to ARSystem form, right? But all the time in prior versions we
used vendor form which worked perfect.
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Mahendra Mahalkar
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Joe Martin D'Souza <jdso...@shyle.net>
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Have you tried using AIE as an alternative? Can’t really think about why an
Escalation should fail but AIE should work.. It worked for me although I can’t
say I have tried it for 7.6.03
Joe
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I checked the escalation logs, there I found only NULL values pushing to
staging form.
Regards,
Mahendra Mahalkar
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 9:53 AM, Joe Martin D'Souza <jdso...@shyle.net> wrote:
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You haven’t turned off Escalations on that server have you?
Turn on your Escalation Log’s. This may tell you something if you think you
have done everything else right..
Joe
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Hi All,
I want to transfer ldap data from vendor form to staging form(regular form).
ARS version - 7.6.03, DB - MS SQL 2005
For this, I created one escalation with push field action in which it
create/modify the entries only if 'sAMAccountName' = $sAMAccountName$.
Mapped the vendor data to staging form. The issue is that escalation pushing
NULL to staging form though I can see/query the vendor form data from arsystem.
I tried the following scenarios also ---
a.. Created another vendor form, no luck
b.. Created another escalation, no luck
c.. Tried escalation to push vendor to another regular form, no luck
d.. Tried with matching ids in push field action, no luck
e.. tried same escalation between two regular forms where it worked
perfect, but why it not working between vendor and regular form.
f.. Tried with vendor form with one field only, no luck
g.. I know it was easy to create such transfer prior to 7.6.03, is there
any issue with this 7.6.03 version?
Help is appreciated. I am going to raise this issue with BMC Support also.
Regards,
Mahendra
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