JOB: Remedy Contract - London

2007-01-03 Thread James Tobin
Job:

Cubicegg requires 3 contract remedy developers (v5.x+) with mid-tier and
architecture experience for 6 month contract in London.  

Please call me direct on 0044 (0) 7952 145 127 to discuss or send me a mail
([EMAIL PROTECTED]).

Happy New Year! 
James

. . . . . . . .

James Tobin
Cubicegg
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Re: Need help constructing a URL

2007-01-03 Thread Sam Rx

Hi,
I wrote this simple url builder utility, to create mid tier and
flashboard urls

thanks,
Samir




On 12/27/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


** Hi, Candace and Jenni:

Not sure if this has been answered for you.

http://midtier host/arsys/forms/ar
server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/?eid=H123456

Hope that helps,
Michelle

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 **

WOW!  It looks like I'm not the only one needing this help and thanks to
so many of you for ALL your help…now I think I know several ways to attempt
this.  I must have been working too hard to pay attention to all the great
responses.

Thanks again to each and every one of you – all you crazies out there
working day after Christmas…yikes!

Happy Holidays!

J

Candace


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Happy Holidays, Listers!

The following URL will take me directly (after stopping for login, which
is fine) to a HelpDesk search window.

http://servername/mid-tier/forms/server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/http://%3cservername%3e/mid-tier/forms/%3cserver%3e/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/

What do I need to add to it to take me directly to a specific ticket #,
for example HD123456? Or is it not that simple?

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

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 Mid Tier URL 
  
 Flashboard URL 
  
  
  
		

  
  
Mid Tier name
(e.g) localhost Port  


  
  
Server

  
  
Web Context
(e.g) 
arsys
  
   
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Re: Need help constructing a URL

2007-01-03 Thread Wacholz, Jeanette (Jenni)
Thank you for sharing that! It is very much appreciated.

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

 



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Subject: Re: Need help constructing a URL


** 
Hi,
 I wrote this simple url builder utility, to create mid tier and
flashboard urls
 
thanks,
Samir
 


 
On 12/27/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 
Hi, Candace and Jenni:
 
Not sure if this has been answered for you.
 
http://midtier host/arsys/forms/ar
server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/?eid=H123456
 
Hope that helps,
Michelle
 


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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG ] On Behalf Of Candace DeCou
Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2006 6:09 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG 
Subject: Re: Need help constructing a URL

 

** 

WOW!  It looks like I'm not the only one needing this help and
thanks to so many of you for ALL your help...now I think I know several
ways to attempt this.  I must have been working too hard to pay
attention to all the great responses. 

Thanks again to each and every one of you - all you crazies out
there working day after Christmas...yikes! 

Happy Holidays!

:-) 

Candace

 





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Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:42 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Need help constructing a URL

 

Happy Holidays, Listers! 

The following URL will take me directly (after stopping for
login, which is fine) to a HelpDesk search window. 


http://servername/mid-tier/forms/server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/
http://%3cservername%3e/mid-tier/forms/%3cserver%3e/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Supp
ort/  

What do I need to add to it to take me directly to a specific
ticket #, for example HD123456? Or is it not that simple? 

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


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Re: Need help constructing a URL

2007-01-03 Thread Dan Caissie
Very nice :-)

I'll have to try it later.

Thanks,

 

 

Dan

 



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** 

Hi,

 I wrote this simple url builder utility, to create mid tier and
flashboard urls

 

thanks,

Samir

 



 

On 12/27/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 

Hi, Candace and Jenni:

 

Not sure if this has been answered for you.

 

http://midtier host/arsys/forms/ar
server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/?eid=H123456

 

Hope that helps,

Michelle

 



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Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2006 6:09 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG 
Subject: Re: Need help constructing a URL

 

** 

WOW!  It looks like I'm not the only one needing this help and thanks to
so many of you for ALL your help...now I think I know several ways to
attempt this.  I must have been working too hard to pay attention to all
the great responses. 

Thanks again to each and every one of you - all you crazies out there
working day after Christmas...yikes! 

Happy Holidays!

:-) 

Candace

 



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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wacholz, Jeanette (Jenni)
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2006 9:42 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Need help constructing a URL

 

Happy Holidays, Listers! 

The following URL will take me directly (after stopping for login, which
is fine) to a HelpDesk search window. 

http://servername/mid-tier/forms/server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/
http://%3cservername%3e/mid-tier/forms/%3cserver%3e/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Supp
ort/  

What do I need to add to it to take me directly to a specific ticket #,
for example HD123456? Or is it not that simple? 

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


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and are subject to market conditions and availability. Nothing in
this communication shall constitute a solicitation or
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Columbia Cash Reserves, Columbia Treasury Reserves, Columbia
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Shares are offered through SVB Securities, a registered broker- 
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in these products require the involvement of a licensed
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ITSM 7 Patch 9001

2007-01-03 Thread Rick Cook

Just noticed these on the patch page for PM/IM, AM  CM.  They're listed as
ITSM 7 upgrade utilities, though I'll dig deeper when I can actually
download them tonight.  Anyone actually use them yet?

--
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Re: Push fields failing

2007-01-03 Thread Ilya Romaine
Thanks guys. Seems it's actually a problem with an escaltion using 
Application-Delete-Entry which is deleting records it shouldn't be, I'll 
investigate this seperately.

As for the 0=1 qualification, I understood that this only performs a full 
table scan on Oracle for certain versions of Oracle. I'll go through ours 
and get rid anyway.

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ITSM7 patch 9002 - Task template add-on!

2007-01-03 Thread Tony Worthington
Found this poking around on the patch site this morning...  Not listed in 
the smbu patch form, you need to browse the ftp site.


BMC® Remedy® Incident Management 7.0 Task Template Add-on Installation 
Guide

BMC Remedy Incident Management 7.0 Task Template Add-on Installation Guide 
describes how to install the new task template add-on for BMC Remedy 
Incident
Management 7.0.

-tony

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Re: Performance Issues caused by User Queries - Remedy 6.3/Oracle 10.0.2

2007-01-03 Thread Shawn Stonequist
Thanks you Axton, Patrick,  Lars!!!

We really appreciate the input so far and I've taken these suggestions to
the powers that be for discussion!!

I look forward to any other ideas that may be out there!

Thank you all again!!
Shawn Stonequist
EMNS, Inc.

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Re: ITSM 7 Patch 9001

2007-01-03 Thread Tony Worthington
Rick -

It's just a set of pdfs explaining the possibilties for migration.  No 
actual tool is included.  It's mostly marketing material pushing 
professional services.

The release of 7.0 has created significant interest amongst the customer 
base and many
customers have been awaiting this tool to begin the migration process. As 
an initial step to assist
in the migration process and ensure a good migration success rate, BMC 
offers customers the
opportunity to consult BMC Professional Services or a qualified BMC 
partner. What do you
need to know prior to beginning the migration of your current production 
system?...

One benefit of contacting BMC Professional Services and/or a qualified 
BMC Partner is that BMC
Professional Services has developed a Sure Start package offering a proven 
implementation
methodology. Similarly, our approved partners have their own 
methodologies. Both will have
tools to assist in the migration process.

BMC Professional Services offers the SureStart for ITSM 7.x Migrations. 
This service package was built to help customers eliminate some of that 
risk and start your initiative off the right way.


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Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.

2007-01-03 Thread Hall Chad - chahal
We call our external web services in escalations and have those external
web services setup to return an error code which we store in a field on
the Remedy form. We can then use filters on this field to trigger a
notification or open a ticket if certain known unrecoverable errors
occur that would need manual intervention. If it's a recoverable error
we simply let the escalation retry it during the next cycle. It works
pretty well and prevents users from ever getting errors that would stop
them from saving a ticket.

 

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** 
Hi again, 

I am really struggling to find a solution for this one. I have tried
executing the Web Service form an Escalation and it did suppress the
error message but only because the escalation failed, which meant I
never got my failure message. 

Any ideas? Half ideas? 

Mike. 

Michael Worts
Remedy Specialist
IGS, Business Consulting Services
ITIL Service Manager Certified
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Hello everyone, 

I would like the ability to suppress any error messages that are
returned from my Web Services call. Say for example, if the web service
I call is unavailable for whatever reason, I do not want the error to
appear on the screen. I  would prefer to do the error handling through
workflow, it is much neater. 

Any ideas? 

Many thanks, 

Michael. 

AR 6.3 Patch 11, Oracle 9i, AIX 5.2
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Re: ITSM 7 Patch 9001

2007-01-03 Thread Rick Cook

Hmmm...figures.  Well, it's nice to know that marketing is still going
strong, since most of my customers couldn't even tell me who their BMC sales
reps are, much less the last time they actually saw them

Rick

On 1/3/07, Tony Worthington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Rick -

It's just a set of pdfs explaining the possibilties for migration.  No
actual tool is included.  It's mostly marketing material pushing
professional services.

The release of 7.0 has created significant interest amongst the customer
base and many
customers have been awaiting this tool to begin the migration process. As
an initial step to assist
in the migration process and ensure a good migration success rate, BMC
offers customers the
opportunity to consult BMC Professional Services or a qualified BMC
partner. What do you
need to know prior to beginning the migration of your current production
system?...

One benefit of contacting BMC Professional Services and/or a qualified
BMC Partner is that BMC
Professional Services has developed a Sure Start package offering a proven
implementation
methodology. Similarly, our approved partners have their own
methodologies. Both will have
tools to assist in the migration process.

BMC Professional Services offers the SureStart for ITSM 7.x Migrations.
This service package was built to help customers eliminate some of that
risk and start your initiative off the right way.


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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: Performance Issues caused by User Queries - Remedy 6.3/Oracle 10.0.2

2007-01-03 Thread L. J. Head
I worked with a DB once, don't remember which one (may have been Oracle)
that allowed query monitoring to be turned on at the DB level and you could
turn it on for a week or so and it would report to you the heaviest queries
taking place during its monitoring time.  I seem to remember it being a bit
of a performance hit...but you can't do that type of thing without impacting
performance 

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10.0.2

Thanks you Axton, Patrick,  Lars!!!

We really appreciate the input so far and I've taken these suggestions to
the powers that be for discussion!!

I look forward to any other ideas that may be out there!

Thank you all again!!
Shawn Stonequist
EMNS, Inc.


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Re: Performance Issues caused by User Queries - Remedy 6.3/Oracle 10.0.2

2007-01-03 Thread Hall Chad - chahal
We have an active link on our biggest forms that checks the Advanced
Search Criteria field (ID 1005) along with some combinations of our
other fields. Something like this:

'Search Criteria' = $NULL$ 
AND
(
  ('Description' != $NULL$ OR 'Work Log' != $NULL$ OR 'Solution' !=
$NULL$)
  AND 
  ('Assignee' = $NULL$ AND 'User ID' = $NULL$ AND 'Create Date' =
$NULL$)
)


We have about 20 fields indexed on one big form and we actually check to
make sure that one of them has a value. If all of them are null, and
they specify something in a large text field, and the advanced search is
null, then we throw an error. I realize the advanced search still gives
them free reign to do whatever they want, but most of the people who
don't know how to form a good search also don't know how to use the
advanced search bar. It's the ones who know enough to try using the
advanced search but do so very poorly that still hurt us from time to
time. But this workflow cuts out a lot of bad QBE searches.

Chad Hall  
(501) 342-2650


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6.3/Oracle 10.0.2

Thanks you Axton, Patrick,  Lars!!!

We really appreciate the input so far and I've taken these suggestions
to
the powers that be for discussion!!

I look forward to any other ideas that may be out there!

Thank you all again!!
Shawn Stonequist
EMNS, Inc.


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Re: Performance Issues caused by User Queries - Remedy 6.3/Oracle 10.0.2

2007-01-03 Thread Axton

Oracle keeps stats on all active sessions.  Since db connections from Remedy
are persistent, you can see what the heaviest sql is from the db side.
These are things your dba should know how to use/interpret.  These are some
of the stats I find useful at times:

-- Disk Intensive SQL - origmod
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000
column username format a20
column sql_text format a64

select  a.USERNAME,
DISK_READS,
EXECUTIONS,
round(DISK_READS / decode(EXECUTIONS, 0, 1, EXECUTIONS)) Reads/Execs,
v$sqltext.SQL_TEXT
from dba_users a,
v$session,
v$sqlarea,
v$sqltext
where PARSING_USER_ID=USER_ID and
v$sqlarea.address = v$sqltext.address and
v$sqlarea.hash_value = v$sqltext.hash_value
and v$sqlarea.ADDRESS=SQL_ADDRESS(+)
and DISK_READS  1
order   by DISK_READS desc, EXECUTIONS desc, piece asc;

-- Buffer Scan Intensive SQL
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000
column sql_text format a80

select executions,
round(disk_reads / decode(executions, 0, 1, executions) / 400,2) as
Response,
sql_text
from v$sqlarea
where buffer_gets / decode(executions,0,1, executions) / 400  10
order by executions desc;

-- Shared Pool SQL With Most Loads
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000
column sql_text format a80

select executions,
sql_text
from  v$sqlarea
where loads  50
order by executions desc;

-- Wait Statistics
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000

select class,
count,
time
from v$waitstat;

-- Disk Sorts
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000

select name,
value
from v$sysstat
where name like 'sort%';

-- Tables With Questionable Indexes
set wrap on
set linesize 250
set pagesize 1000
column table_owner format a20
column table_name format a40
column column_name format a20

select table_owner,
table_name,
column_name
from all_ind_columns
where column_position=1
group by table_owner,
table_name,
column_name
having  count(*)  1;

-- Buffer Cache hit Rate
select 100*(cur.value+con.value-phys.value)/(cur.value+con.value)
from  v$sysstat cur,
v$sysstat con,
v$sysstat phys,
v$statname ncu,
v$statname nco,
v$statname nph
where  cur.statistic# = ncu.statistic#
and  ncu.name = 'db block gets'
and  con.statistic# = nco.statistic#
and  nco.name = 'consistent gets'
and  phys.statistic# = nph.statistic#
and  nph.name = 'physical reads';

Axton Grams
On 1/3/07, Hall Chad - chahal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


We have an active link on our biggest forms that checks the Advanced
Search Criteria field (ID 1005) along with some combinations of our
other fields. Something like this:

'Search Criteria' = $NULL$
AND
(
('Description' != $NULL$ OR 'Work Log' != $NULL$ OR 'Solution' !=
$NULL$)
AND
('Assignee' = $NULL$ AND 'User ID' = $NULL$ AND 'Create Date' =
$NULL$)
)


We have about 20 fields indexed on one big form and we actually check to
make sure that one of them has a value. If all of them are null, and
they specify something in a large text field, and the advanced search is
null, then we throw an error. I realize the advanced search still gives
them free reign to do whatever they want, but most of the people who
don't know how to form a good search also don't know how to use the
advanced search bar. It's the ones who know enough to try using the
advanced search but do so very poorly that still hurt us from time to
time. But this workflow cuts out a lot of bad QBE searches.

Chad Hall
(501) 342-2650


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Thanks you Axton, Patrick,  Lars!!!

We really appreciate the input so far and I've taken these suggestions
to
the powers that be for discussion!!

I look forward to any other ideas that may be out there!

Thank you all again!!
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Re: arimportcmd

2007-01-03 Thread L. J. Head
Okso Carey helped me with this offline...and it took a few days to get
right...but here it is

ARS 6.3
Windows 2003

Situation,
I have users wanting to do a two step batch upload of data into the DB.
Step 1 is specify a file to import and get it imported.  If no errors are
reported on import then process the records into their destination form.  To
accomplish this I built two forms, one is a console that has a few buttons
to allow for adding attachments and loading the data, an attachment pool
with two fields in it...one for the batch upload file and the other for the
import log if there are errors and a table field to show the records that
are imported.  Here are the steps I take to get the file in.

1. Use button to attach file to form
2. Use button to set a checkbox and create a Remedy record in the console
- I create a record on the console so that I can use filters to perform the
import and such...I know I could use AL's...but I didn't want to in this
case
3. On Create or Set of console record if the checkbox is checked I use
filters to save the attachment to the server in a designated area with the
name $GUID$.csv...$GUID$ being the name of field ID 179
4. Next filter fires off a setfield $PROCESS$ to execute the attached perl
script, I'll go into the details later..but if the import encounters errors
it will return a value of 1 from the setfields.
5. If previous filter caused an int field to be set to 1 I attach the log
file to the console record in the second attachment field and then delete
the log from the server...in the else action (no errors) I just delete the
import log

That's it for the remedy side...the real magic happens in the perl file and
what it does with the arm file.  Before you can import of course you must
create your ARM file using Remedy Import GUI tool.  Once the ARM is created
with the appropriate mappings be sure to map the parentID field to some
static value...I used ParentGUID as the static value.  Now go in with a text
editor and edit your arm file...the first line of the mapping is the
'mapping name', I set that to the same value as my static parent mapping so
that the perl script can replace them with the same search string.  I also
modify the ServerName line so that this mapping can be used on the dev and
production machines without mod

ParentGUID
ServerName: servername
Mapping: field ID of relationship field=ParentGUID 

The perl script accepts two parameters...could be modified to accept more if
you didn't want to hard code some of the hard coded values...
Parm 1 - GUID
Parm 2 - Server

I believe that the script is commented well enough to allow you to modify it
to meet your needs.  There is obviously more workflow to push the records
into the destination form once validation has occurred...but this is the
method I used (thanks Carey) to import records associated with my parent
record when the csv did not explicitly reference the parent record.  Feel
free to ask any questions

-Original Message-
From: L. J. Head [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 11:23 AM
To: 'arslist@ARSLIST.ORG'
Subject: RE: arimportcmd

Thank you Carey...if you could assist a bit more

I like the idea you presented in 1...and I had considered it...but am not
skilled enough personally to create this file.  I am saving the csv file to
the server with the name of the GUID of the record in form A.  Perl is my
preferred scripting language so if you have expertise in that I would
appreciate your help writing that script.

I assume it would go something like this

Copy template mapping to guid.arm
Edit guid.arm to change the name of it to some 8 digit equivalent of the
guid Save the new guid.arm file Run arimport with appropriate command line
syntax for new arm

Does that sound about right? 

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Carey Matthew Black
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 10:56 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: arimportcmd

L.J.,

RE:

Is there something that can be done with the mapping to allow mapping a
field not in the file with a command line argument?

Not to my knowledge.

However here are a few ideas

1) Edit the mapping file before you call arimportcmd. (This could be
scripted so that you call a wrapper script that does this and then calls
arimportcmd too.)

2) Edit the CSV file before import.

3) Do a second import (maybe to a display only form) so you can do one or
more push actions to map the records that are not yet mapped to the
record that had the CSV file.

4) On import(MERGE) have a filter look up the record that spawned the
import process. (Assuming that this will be automated and that the import
process is done via a Run Process action.) Note: If you can not do a select
of Form A based on the data in the file then you might need to create a
queue/log form that holds a record that says Form A, Entry
001 is waiting for it's CSV children 

Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.

2007-01-03 Thread Michael Worts
Chad,

Funny enough, that is exactly what I have developed. I have an escalation 
that tests the web service (every 1 minute) and returns a timestamp. If 
there are any errors, the escalation fails and does not return the 
timestamp. I have not been able to get the web service to return an actual 
error code or message, it just fails and the error appears in the 
escalation log. How have you managed to capture the error?

As you said, if there is a problem with the web service at least it does 
not stop the user from logging the record. I have another escalation that 
keeps retrying the failed records.

Many thanks for your response.

Mike.

Michael Worts
Remedy Specialist
IGS, Business Consulting Services
ITIL Service Manager Certified
Tel: +44 (0)1962 822273   Mob: +44 (0)7801 755346   Internet: 
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cc

Subject
Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.






** 
We call our external web services in escalations and have those external 
web services setup to return an error code which we store in a field on 
the Remedy form. We can then use filters on this field to trigger a 
notification or open a ticket if certain known unrecoverable errors occur 
that would need manual intervention. If it?s a recoverable error we simply 
let the escalation retry it during the next cycle. It works pretty well 
and prevents users from ever getting errors that would stop them from 
saving a ticket.
 
Chad Hall  
(501) 342-2650

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Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 9:24 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Fw: Suppressing Web Service errors.
 
** 
Hi again, 

I am really struggling to find a solution for this one. I have tried 
executing the Web Service form an Escalation and it did suppress the error 
message but only because the escalation failed, which meant I never got my 
failure message. 

Any ideas? Half ideas? 

Mike. 

Michael Worts
Remedy Specialist
IGS, Business Consulting Services
ITIL Service Manager Certified
Tel: +44 (0)1962 822273   Mob: +44 (0)7801 755346   Internet: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Michael Worts/UK/Contr/IBM 
21/12/2006 23:28 


To
arslist@arslist.org 
cc
 
Subject
Suppressing Web Service errors.
 


 
 



Hello everyone, 

I would like the ability to suppress any error messages that are returned 
from my Web Services call. Say for example, if the web service I call is 
unavailable for whatever reason, I do not want the error to appear on the 
screen. I  would prefer to do the error handling through workflow, it is 
much neater. 

Any ideas? 

Many thanks, 

Michael. 

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Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.

2007-01-03 Thread Hall Chad - chahal
Well, we actually have a separate middleware layer that is almost always
available. That's actually the web service that Remedy calls. That
middleware web service then turns around and calls the appropriate
external web service and returns any error messages it gets back to
Remedy. So as long as our middleware web service is running it works
fine. It took a lot of coordination though to get that middleware web
service setup to handle all the data that could come through it and make
sure, based on some of that data, that it gets sent to the correct
external web service.

 

Our middleware web service uses the Java API to communicate with Remedy.

 

Chad Hall  
(501) 342-2650



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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 10:35 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.

 

** 
Chad, 

Funny enough, that is exactly what I have developed. I have an
escalation that tests the web service (every 1 minute) and returns a
timestamp. If there are any errors, the escalation fails and does not
return the timestamp. I have not been able to get the web service to
return an actual error code or message, it just fails and the error
appears in the escalation log. How have you managed to capture the
error? 

As you said, if there is a problem with the web service at least it does
not stop the user from logging the record. I have another escalation
that keeps retrying the failed records. 

Many thanks for your response. 

Mike. 

Michael Worts
Remedy Specialist
IGS, Business Consulting Services
ITIL Service Manager Certified
Tel: +44 (0)1962 822273   Mob: +44 (0)7801 755346   Internet:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 



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arslist@ARSLIST.ORG

To

arslist@ARSLIST.ORG 

cc

 

Subject

Re: Suppressing Web Service errors.

 

 

 




** 
We call our external web services in escalations and have those external
web services setup to return an error code which we store in a field on
the Remedy form. We can then use filters on this field to trigger a
notification or open a ticket if certain known unrecoverable errors
occur that would need manual intervention. If it's a recoverable error
we simply let the escalation retry it during the next cycle. It works
pretty well and prevents users from ever getting errors that would stop
them from saving a ticket. 
  
Chad Hall  
(501) 342-2650 

 




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Sent: Friday, December 22, 2006 9:24 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Fw: Suppressing Web Service errors. 
  
** 
Hi again, 

I am really struggling to find a solution for this one. I have tried
executing the Web Service form an Escalation and it did suppress the
error message but only because the escalation failed, which meant I
never got my failure message. 

Any ideas? Half ideas? 

Mike. 

Michael Worts
Remedy Specialist
IGS, Business Consulting Services
ITIL Service Manager Certified
Tel: +44 (0)1962 822273   Mob: +44 (0)7801 755346   Internet:
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21/12/2006 23:28 

 

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arslist@arslist.org 

cc

  

Subject

Suppressing Web Service errors.


  

 

  

 




Hello everyone, 

I would like the ability to suppress any error messages that are
returned from my Web Services call. Say for example, if the web service
I call is unavailable for whatever reason, I do not want the error to
appear on the screen. I  would prefer to do the error handling through
workflow, it is much neater. 

Any ideas? 

Many thanks, 

Michael. 

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Re: Need help constructing a URL

2007-01-03 Thread Kulkarni, Gururaj
Great job, works fine
 
Raj

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Behalf Of Sam Rx
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 6:13 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Need help constructing a URL


** 
Hi,
 I wrote this simple url builder utility, to create mid tier and 
flashboard urls
 
thanks,
Samir
 


 
On 12/27/06, Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 
Hi, Candace and Jenni:
 
Not sure if this has been answered for you.
 
http://midtier host/arsys/forms/ar 
server/HPD%3AHelpDesk/Support/?eid=H123456
 
Hope that helps,
Michelle
 
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Time Scheduling

2007-01-03 Thread Frank Caruso
Task: Build a form (or forms) to hold a list of users and the hours they
start and end their work day (24 hour clock): ie 08:00-17:00 or 22:00-0600.
Do not want to store times for each day of the week. For each ticket
submitted search the list of users and find one that is available at the
time the ticket is being created. This means matching the current time
between the start and end times for each user.

Logically this sounded simple enough but the problem I'm having is when a
ticket is submitted at say 3am. I have qualitication that is checking to see
if the current time is between the start and end time for a user. So, if it
is  16:00 and the user works 08:00 to 17:00 they are included. However, if
is 02:00 and the users schedule spans two days, 22:00 one day till 06:00 the
next, the qualification fails.

I feel there is a simple solution to this issue but cannot sem to come up
with it. I though of just creating mutiple entries for certain users whose
schedule spans two days, one for 22:00 to 23:59 and one for 00:00 - 06:00,
but was hoping someone had another thought.

Thank you

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Re: Time Scheduling

2007-01-03 Thread Holy, Sylvia A.
Hi Frank,

I had a similar issue once and created fields for 'Shift', with values
like 'Shift 1', 'Shift 2'etc. (including weekends) on the User form (or
you could use a work schedule form) and had workflow to check which
Shift range the timestamp fell into and then looked up active users
(Assignees) on that shift.  The WEEKDAY function is helpful in
determining the day of the week.

Hope this helps,

Sylvia Holy

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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 12:59 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Time Scheduling

Task: Build a form (or forms) to hold a list of users and the hours they
start and end their work day (24 hour clock): ie 08:00-17:00 or
22:00-0600.
Do not want to store times for each day of the week. For each ticket
submitted search the list of users and find one that is available at the
time the ticket is being created. This means matching the current time
between the start and end times for each user.

Logically this sounded simple enough but the problem I'm having is when
a
ticket is submitted at say 3am. I have qualitication that is checking to
see
if the current time is between the start and end time for a user. So, if
it
is  16:00 and the user works 08:00 to 17:00 they are included. However,
if
is 02:00 and the users schedule spans two days, 22:00 one day till 06:00
the
next, the qualification fails.

I feel there is a simple solution to this issue but cannot sem to come
up
with it. I though of just creating mutiple entries for certain users
whose
schedule spans two days, one for 22:00 to 23:59 and one for 00:00 -
06:00,
but was hoping someone had another thought.

Thank you


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Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Kyle Whitley
Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed 
or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using Session 
Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if that is 
going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would only tell 
me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they were accessing.


Thanks

Kyle

--
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IT System Support Professional
Office of Information and Instructional Technology (OIIT)
Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
Kyle,

You could try running a Direct SQL everytime you open that form in question, 
when the CLIENT-TYPE = 9 and set an incremental counter on an underlying table 
created specifically for this.

Cheers
 
Joe D'Souza
Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
Virginia.



- Original Message 
From: Kyle Whitley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:25:11 PM
Subject: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage


Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed or 
logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using Session Management 
logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if that is going to give me 
what I was looking for, I believe that would only tell me when and whom 
accessed the mid tier not what form they were accessing.

Thanks

Kyle

-- 
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IT System Support Professional
Office of Information and Instructional Technology (OIIT)
Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

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Re: ITSM 7 Patch 9001

2007-01-03 Thread White, Ed
I Just wanted to share this exchange that I had with someone from Remedy
about the availablity of the actual tool
 
Hi Ed,
 
The utility is available, however we are attempting to ensure a good
migration success rate for our customers.  See the exerpt from a migration
communication below to understand our goals.  If you choose not to work with
a consultant and are attempting it on your own, then I just want to ensure
that you are properly prepared to ensure success.  Let me know your plans and
I will assist you accordingly.
 
Thanks ... Remedy Person (If you received the email about the release of the
tool you know who this person is)
 
-



Remedy Person,
 
Are they actually going to ever release the actual tool that will migrate
data?
 
Ed White
-
-
-
Remedy Person's response
 
Hi Ed,
 
The utility is available, however we are attempting to ensure a good
migration success rate for our customers.  See the exerpt from a migration
communication below to understand our goals.  If you choose not to work with
a consultant and are attempting it on your own, then I just want to ensure
that you are properly prepared to ensure success.  Let me know your plans and
I will assist you accordingly.
 
Thanks ...Remedy Person

The release of 7.0 has created significant interest amongst the customer base
and many customers have been awaiting this tool to begin the migration
process.  As an initial step to assist in the migration process and ensure a
good migration success rate, BMC offers customers the opportunity to consult
BMC Professional Services or a qualified BMC partner.  What do you need to
know prior to beginning the migration of your current production system?... 

 

Version 7 of ITSM is an unprecedented release for BMC in that we have made a
significant leap forward in architecture and functionality in this solution.
As a result, this migration is an exception from BMC's typical upgrade
process, but please be assured that it is BMC's intention to return to our
typical upgrade path post this migration.  However, due to the nature of the
migration and implementation of version 7.0, BMC wants to ensure that all our
customers are in the position to achieve a successful migration.  This
migration tool is not a typical upgrade, in that it is more about the process
of implementing version 7, understanding the planning, and less about the
actual software utility.

 

BMC wants to assist with the thought preparation, pre-planning activities,
business process considerations or reconsiderations, etc. required prior to
running the actual migration utilities. Once decisions have been made
regarding the best migration approach, your review of existing business
processes and what data will be migrated, this migration utility will assist
with the transfer of the data from your old system to version 7.  This
migration may be an appropriate time to take advantage of an opportunity to
re-engineer your operational processes in support of your business processes.

 

One benefit of contacting BMC Professional Services and/or a qualified BMC
Partner is that BMC Professional Services has developed a Sure Start package
offering a proven implementation methodology.  Similarly, our approved
partners have their own methodologies.  Both will have tools to assist in the
migration process.

 

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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 10:05 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: ITSM 7 Patch 9001


** 
Hmmm...figures.  Well, it's nice to know that marketing is still going
strong, since most of my customers couldn't even tell me who their BMC sales
reps are, much less the last time they actually saw them
 
Rick
 
On 1/3/07, Tony Worthington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

Rick -

It's just a set of pdfs explaining the possibilties for migration.
No
actual tool is included.  It's mostly marketing material pushing 
professional services.

The release of 7.0 has created significant interest amongst the
customer
base and many
customers have been awaiting this tool to begin the migration
process. As
an initial step to assist 
in the migration process and ensure a good migration success rate,
BMC
offers customers the
opportunity to consult BMC Professional Services or a qualified BMC
partner. What do you
need to know prior to beginning the migration of your current
production 
system?...

One benefit of 

Remedy - Jira bridge

2007-01-03 Thread Nagaraj, Jayashree
We are planning to use Jira as our bug tracking system. Remedy is
already being used university wide for helpdesk tickets from clients. We
are in the initial stages of exploring how we can use the two systems
without a lot of manual duplication of data.

Wondering if someone has already explored coupling/transferring
information between Remedy and Jira? If so, would appreciate pointers to
any more information on this.

Thanks and Happy New Year to you all.
-Jayashree

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Re: Remedy - Jira bridge

2007-01-03 Thread Axton

http://arswiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=How_to_get_data_in_and_out_of_the_AR_System

Page covers bundled methods as well as third party apps.

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We are planning to use Jira as our bug tracking system. Remedy is
already being used university wide for helpdesk tickets from clients. We
are in the initial stages of exploring how we can use the two systems
without a lot of manual duplication of data.

Wondering if someone has already explored coupling/transferring
information between Remedy and Jira? If so, would appreciate pointers to
any more information on this.

Thanks and Happy New Year to you all.
-Jayashree

Jayashree Nagaraj
Web Academic Systems Analyst
Stanford Business School
650-736-1433
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: Remedy - Jira bridge

2007-01-03 Thread Pierce, Catherine A.
Our JIRA expert tells me there's a similar request on the JIRA side: 
http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-5748   

No real solution on that thread yet, but a good discussion to watch!

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Subject: [ARSLIST] Remedy - Jira bridge

We are planning to use Jira as our bug tracking system. Remedy is
already being used university wide for helpdesk tickets from clients.
We
are in the initial stages of exploring how we can use the two systems
without a lot of manual duplication of data.

Wondering if someone has already explored coupling/transferring
information between Remedy and Jira? If so, would appreciate pointers
to
any more information on this.

Thanks and Happy New Year to you all.
-Jayashree

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Re: Email and Alert notifications....

2007-01-03 Thread White, Ed
Listers,
 
Just a note.  I just upgraded my server to ARS 7.1.0 and no emails or alerts
worked.  I had to set all bits to get anything to work.  Set the
External-Authentication-Return-Data-Capabilities
value to 31.
 
If you upgrade and are using AREA LDAP and no emails or alerts are going out,
give this a shot.
 
Ed



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Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 9:07 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Email and Alert notifications


** There is a parameter you have to set in your ar.conf to address this if
the data (email address) is not available in your LDAP directory.  

quote
External-Authentication-Return-Data-Capabilities

A bit mask that allows you to specify the return data capabilities for the
current AREA plug-in. This setting does not control the AREA plug-in, it
merely describes the behavior of the plug-in, allowing for server
optimization. Acceptable values are as follows: 

 Bit 1 (Value=1)-No email address will be provided.
 Bit 2 (Value=2)-No notify mechanism will be provided.
 Bit 3 (Value=4)-No group identifiers will be provided.
 Bit 4 (Value=8)-No license information will be provided. 
 Bit 5 (Value=16)-No notification user validation should occur.

The default is 0, meaning the server will attempt to retrieve this
information from AREA. A value of 7 will allow the server to potentially
reduce the number of AREA related calls during notification processing. A
value of 16 will allow the server to avoid using AREA for notification user
validation and information retrieval. Use this setting for sites using a form
of AREA that applies user names as email addresses and where there is no
benefit to accessing an authentication database. 
/quote

Axton Grams


On 1/2/07, Joe DeSouza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 
Hello Listers,
 
First of all wish all of you a very Happy new year...
 
This is our configuration:
ARS 6.3 Patch 19
We are on Solaris 5.10
 
Some of the users on our Remedy system are authenticated over LDAP
while some are autheticated from the ARS.
 
What we have noticed is if we try to send a notification to a group
either an alert or an email using the Group name (groups reside in the ARS),
only the users that are authenticated from within the ARS get these alerts or
emails. 
 
In our LDAP configuration we have the Group container set to None.
 
Every other functionality relating to resolving groups work with
these externally authenticated users such as resolution of the keyword
$GROUPS$ etc.
 
What could be going wrong? Any help would be highly appreicated..
 
Cheers
 
Joe

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Re: ITSM7 patch 9002 - Task template add-on!

2007-01-03 Thread Kevin Shaffer
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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Rocky Rockwell
You can simply create an active that fires on window open and pushes 
whatever you want to a new form. We do this to find out who is logging 
in and what forms, views, submit mody, etc and what version of browser.


*Rocky*

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Kyle Whitley wrote:
Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed 
or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using 
Session Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if 
that is going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would 
only tell me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they 
were accessing.


Thanks

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Re: Remedy - Jira bridge

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
Remedy's utility download page has a utility that could be used from the 
command line to create entries into Remedy if that could be of any use to use 
from Jira.. That would be useful to create an entry into Remedy from Jira if 
they have the capacity to execute a command from the CLI..
 
Joe


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Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:57:08 PM
Subject: Re: Remedy - Jira bridge


Our JIRA expert tells me there's a similar request on the JIRA side: 
http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-5748   

No real solution on that thread yet, but a good discussion to watch!

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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 1:43 PM
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Subject: [ARSLIST] Remedy - Jira bridge

We are planning to use Jira as our bug tracking system. Remedy is already being 
used university wide for helpdesk tickets from clients. We
are in the initial stages of exploring how we can use the two systems
without a lot of manual duplication of data.

Wondering if someone has already explored coupling/transferring
information between Remedy and Jira? If so, would appreciate pointers
to
any more information on this.

Thanks and Happy New Year to you all.
-Jayashree

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Stanford Business School
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Re: Email and Alert notifications....

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
Thanks. I bet this will be useful later on when we plan on upgrading...
 
Joe D'Souza
Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
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Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 2:01:28 PM
Subject: Re: Email and Alert notifications

** 
Listers,
 
Just a note.  I just upgraded my server to ARS 7.1.0 and no emails or alerts 
worked.  I had to set all bits to get anything to work.  Set the 
External-Authentication-Return-Data-Capabilities
value to 31.
 
If you upgrade and are using AREA LDAP and no emails or alerts are going out, 
give this a shot.
 
Ed




From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Axton
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 9:07 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Email and Alert notifications


** There is a parameter you have to set in your ar.conf to address this if the 
data (email address) is not available in your LDAP directory.  

quote
External-Authentication-Return-Data-Capabilities

A bit mask that allows you to specify the return data capabilities for the 
current AREA plug-in. This setting does not control the AREA plug-in, it merely 
describes the behavior of the plug-in, allowing for server optimization. 
Acceptable values are as follows: 

Bit 1 (Value=1)—No email address will be provided.
Bit 2 (Value=2)—No notify mechanism will be provided.
Bit 3 (Value=4)—No group identifiers will be provided.
Bit 4 (Value=8)—No license information will be provided. 
Bit 5 (Value=16)—No notification user validation should occur.

The default is 0, meaning the server will attempt to retrieve this information 
from AREA. A value of 7 will allow the server to potentially reduce the number 
of AREA related calls during notification processing. A value of 16 will allow 
the server to avoid using AREA for notification user validation and information 
retrieval. Use this setting for sites using a form of AREA that applies user 
names as email addresses and where there is no benefit to accessing an 
authentication database. 
/quote

Axton Grams


On 1/2/07, Joe DeSouza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
** 
Hello Listers,
 
First of all wish all of you a very Happy new year...
 
This is our configuration:
ARS 6.3 Patch 19
We are on Solaris 5.10
 
Some of the users on our Remedy system are authenticated over LDAP while some 
are autheticated from the ARS.
 
What we have noticed is if we try to send a notification to a group either an 
alert or an email using the Group name (groups reside in the ARS), only the 
users that are authenticated from within the ARS get these alerts or emails. 
 
In our LDAP configuration we have the Group container set to None.
 
Every other functionality relating to resolving groups work with these 
externally authenticated users such as resolution of the keyword $GROUPS$ etc.
 
What could be going wrong? Any help would be highly appreicated..
 
Cheers
 
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Help files location

2007-01-03 Thread Carl Starkweather
I know I have seen the answer to this but I can not find it again. I
have a user that can not bring up the help files from the user client
in 5.6. Just an hour glass and never loads. 
Where are the help files located and what points a user to them???

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Enhancement: Sync search database...

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
I wonder if an enhancement of this nature is possible..

Sometimes after an exercise of patching an application after bug fixing or an 
enhancement of an existing Remedy application where you have already undergone 
the process of syncronizing the search database prior to an enhancement, to 
reflect these changes to show up in the Related Workflow, we have to re-run the 
Sync Search Database.

I wonder how hard it would be to enhance this feature where the Remedy 
Administrator has the capability to 'highlight' a form where the changes have 
taken place, and to run the Sync Search Database operation on only the affected 
forms..

It would not just significantly save time but also spare the database and the 
AR Server the hit it experiences during this operation.

Just a thought that occurs to me everytime I run this operation when I know the 
update I would get after the operation would actually affect only a single form 
or a few forms... Today I ran this operation when the only change I had done 
since the previous run was adding a new form which had only 15 active links on 
it and another active link related to this form from another calling form..

If such a feature was available, this operation might have taken not more than 
10 minutes or so while it took me nearly 3.5 hours with its current design...

I wonder if this is already on the plate for a forthcoming AR Server version or 
a patch??

Cheers
 
Joe D'Souza
Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
Virginia.

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Re: Help files location

2007-01-03 Thread Shellman, David
Carl,

If memory serves me correctly there were issues with help in various
patches in the 5.x and 6.x versions.  Some seemed to work fine but
others never seemed to open.  Sorry I can't remember the patch levels
that I saw this behavior in.

Dave  

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Subject: Help files location

I know I have seen the answer to this but I can not find it again. I
have a user that can not bring up the help files from the user client
in 5.6. Just an hour glass and never loads. 
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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Kyle Whitley
Can the number of hits to the login page be counted, to see how many 
times the login page is hit prior to actually logging in?


Thanks

Kyle

Joe DeSouza wrote:

**
 
Kyle,
 
You could try running a Direct SQL everytime you open that form in 
question, when the CLIENT-TYPE = 9 and set an incremental counter on 
an underlying table created specifically for this.
 
Cheers
 
Joe D'Souza

Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
Virginia.


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Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:25:11 PM
Subject: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed 
or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using 
Session Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if 
that is going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would 
only tell me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they 
were accessing.


Thanks

Kyle

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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
Kyle,

Using the same method - no its not possible... This is because when you have 
your login page open, you haven't as yet authenticated yourself into the 
application, so there is no capability to fire anything within the application 
before logging into the application.

However, there are external utilities/functions you can embed in your web 
application that might be able to do what you want to do.. Examples for these 
could be:-
1) http://www.statcounter.com
2) http://www.easycounter.com
3) http://www.amazingcounter.com
4) http://www.free-counters.co.uk
5) http://www.digits.com

These are results I found when I googled for such utilities... Try a web search 
and you might be luckier and find something more specific to what you might 
need..

Cheers
 
Joe D'Souza
Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
Virginia.



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Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 3:56:39 PM
Subject: Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage


Can the number of hits to the login page be counted, to see how many 
times the login page is hit prior to actually logging in?

Thanks

Kyle

Joe DeSouza wrote:
 **
  
 Kyle,
  
 You could try running a Direct SQL everytime you open that form in 
 question, when the CLIENT-TYPE = 9 and set an incremental counter on 
 an underlying table created specifically for this.
  
 Cheers
  
 Joe D'Souza
 Remedy Developer / Consultant,
 BearingPoint,
 Virginia.


 - Original Message 
 From: Kyle Whitley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:25:11 PM
 Subject: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

 Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed 
 or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using 
 Session Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if 
 that is going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would 
 only tell me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they 
 were accessing.

 Thanks

 Kyle

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SLA - BRIE dies for no reason

2007-01-03 Thread Jase Brandon
Hello Listers,
SLA 6.0
Has anyone ever had a problem with the SLA-BRIE engine just dying for
no apparent reason?
As I am creating SLA's and suddenly records just stop processing from
the application pending form.
I have enabled BRIE. logging from the SLA-Config Form, no errors. When I
check, the BRIE service is running.
I have exhausted support with this, they have no clue as to what would
cause this problem. I am at my wit's end on this one. Been chasing it
for over a month.
Please advise,
 
Thanks in Advance,
 

Jase Brandon 

Remedy Administration/Development 

Customer Support Systems Group

Desk - (615) - 320-4494

Cell   - (334) - 318-5426

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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread ARSList
I would use your web server for individual counters. The use of cookies
or java-script should be able to give you the stats you are requesting.

I don't know of free counters that will tell you how many times an
individual will hit a page without requiring something more.

Good luck.



Nick

Havin' Fun in Sacramento


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kyle Whitley
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 12:57 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

Can the number of hits to the login page be counted, to see how many 
times the login page is hit prior to actually logging in?

Thanks

Kyle

Joe DeSouza wrote:
 **
  
 Kyle,
  
 You could try running a Direct SQL everytime you open that form in 
 question, when the CLIENT-TYPE = 9 and set an incremental counter on 
 an underlying table created specifically for this.
  
 Cheers
  
 Joe D'Souza
 Remedy Developer / Consultant,
 BearingPoint,
 Virginia.


 - Original Message 
 From: Kyle Whitley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:25:11 PM
 Subject: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

 Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed

 or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using 
 Session Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if

 that is going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would 
 only tell me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they 
 were accessing.

 Thanks

 Kyle

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Re: SLA - BRIE dies for no reason

2007-01-03 Thread Uday Joshi

I had similar experience. SLA Patch 1537 helps.
 
Best Regards,
 
Uday Joshi
 
 


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** 
Hello Listers,
SLA 6.0
Has anyone ever had a problem with the SLA-BRIE engine just dying for
no apparent reason?
As I am creating SLA's and suddenly records just stop processing from
the application pending form.
I have enabled BRIE. logging from the SLA-Config Form, no errors. When I
check, the BRIE service is running.
I have exhausted support with this, they have no clue as to what would
cause this problem. I am at my wit's end on this one. Been chasing it
for over a month.
Please advise,
 
Thanks in Advance,
 

Jase Brandon 

Remedy Administration/Development 

Customer Support Systems Group

Desk - (615) - 320-4494

Cell   - (334) - 318-5426

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Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

2007-01-03 Thread Eli Schilling
Not being a Java expert I opted to create an alternative mid-tier logon
page using ASP.  Not only can I track who's logging in (or having
trouble getting in) but I can capture information like IP address and
the referring page (if they clicked an intranet link).  This information
can easily be written to a flat file or a database.  (**I'm sure this
can be done in Java somehow as well)

Once the user is logged on I would use workflow to capture any other
usage statistics you want to see.  (As Joe said, don't forget to qualify
with CLIENT-TYPE = 9)

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Subject: Re: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

Can the number of hits to the login page be counted, to see how many 
times the login page is hit prior to actually logging in?

Thanks

Kyle

Joe DeSouza wrote:
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 Kyle,
  
 You could try running a Direct SQL everytime you open that form in 
 question, when the CLIENT-TYPE = 9 and set an incremental counter on 
 an underlying table created specifically for this.
  
 Cheers
  
 Joe D'Souza
 Remedy Developer / Consultant,
 BearingPoint,
 Virginia.


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 From: Kyle Whitley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 1:25:11 PM
 Subject: Mid Tier Access Logging/Usage

 Is there a way to determine how many times a mid tier form is accessed

 or logged into the ARS via the mid tier?  I thought about using 
 Session Management logging option in the mid tier, but I don't know if

 that is going to give me what I was looking for, I believe that would 
 only tell me when and whom accessed the mid tier not what form they 
 were accessing.

 Thanks

 Kyle

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Re: SLA - BRIE dies for no reason

2007-01-03 Thread Jase Brandon
Thanks Uday, I already applied Patch 1537 with no different results. SLA
BRIE still randomly stops processing and I have to stop/restart services
for BRIE to come back to life.
Can you think of anything else that may cause this?
Thanks again! :)
 

Jase Brandon 

Remedy Administration/Development 

Customer Support Systems Group

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I had similar experience. SLA Patch 1537 helps.
 
Best Regards,
 
Uday Joshi
 
 


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Hello Listers,
SLA 6.0
Has anyone ever had a problem with the SLA-BRIE engine just dying for
no apparent reason?
As I am creating SLA's and suddenly records just stop processing from
the application pending form.
I have enabled BRIE. logging from the SLA-Config Form, no errors. When I
check, the BRIE service is running.
I have exhausted support with this, they have no clue as to what would
cause this problem. I am at my wit's end on this one. Been chasing it
for over a month.
Please advise,
 
Thanks in Advance,
 

Jase Brandon 

Remedy Administration/Development 

Customer Support Systems Group

Desk - (615) - 320-4494

Cell   - (334) - 318-5426

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Re: COLCOUNT Function

2007-01-03 Thread Kemes, Lisa
Where would you place this SQL code when you are in the Table Field on
the form (in Remedy Admin tool)?

Lisa 

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Hi Lisa, a direct SQL count should do the trick, unless you are
resisting this idea.

Example:

select count(*)
from your-table
where particular-column = 'X'

Jim Bruce
TELUS Mobility
416-279-3455

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 12:11:54 -0500, Kemes, Lisa
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Listers,
 
Would I be able to use the COLCOUNT function to count only the rows 
that have a specific value?  (I do not want a count of all the rows, 
just the rows that have X in a particular field).
 
Or will I just have to create a temp field and count the rows in a 
table loop?
 
Thanks in advance!
 
Lisa

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Re: COLCOUNT Function

2007-01-03 Thread Joe DeSouza
I dont think Jim meant placing your SQL in the table field. He probably meant 
to tell you to run a direct sql through an AL to return the count of records 
using an equivalent condition that the table field uses, to an integer field... 
There is no way you can embed a sql statement in a table field otherwise...
 
Joe D'Souza
Remedy Developer / Consultant,
BearingPoint,
Virginia.



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Where would you place this SQL code when you are in the Table Field on
the form (in Remedy Admin tool)?

Lisa 

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 10:15 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: COLCOUNT Function

Hi Lisa, a direct SQL count should do the trick, unless you are
resisting this idea.

Example:

select count(*)
from your-table
where particular-column = 'X'

Jim Bruce
TELUS Mobility
416-279-3455

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 12:11:54 -0500, Kemes, Lisa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Listers,
 
Would I be able to use the COLCOUNT function to count only the rows 
that have a specific value?  (I do not want a count of all the rows, 
just the rows that have X in a particular field).
 
Or will I just have to create a temp field and count the rows in a 
table loop?
 
Thanks in advance!
 
Lisa

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