Re: ADM:Timing Test, please ignore

2007-02-16 Thread Charles Stoddard

Am I the only one who is having problems receiving the emails from the
list?  This was the 4th message that I've received today, and probably the
20th that I've received this week.  I've got two different accounts signed
up, one work and one personal for archive purposes, and both have become
very spotty since about the first of the month.


Charles

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Re: Apple Safari Web Interface

2007-01-29 Thread Charles Stoddard
Gene,

 

It's a known issue with Apple Safari and the Mid-tier 6.3.  If we
upgrade to Mid-tier 7, Safari is better supported.  I'm not aware of any
other work arounds.

 

Charles

 

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Subject: [ARSLIST] Apple Safari Web Interface

 

** 

I am somewhat new to Remedy and may not ask the question correctly but
here it is.

We have a 6.x installation of Remedy that has a web interface to it.
Seems that IE6 and FireFox 2 work quite well with it. However, Apple's
Safari 2.x doesn't. There is nothing on the screen - the page is blank.

Is this is a known issue? Is this something we need to fix on site, as
it is part of our setup and forms we use? Any help and pointers would be
appreciated.

Gene

geneushinsky
OIT - Service Desks Support Manager
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | MB 161A | 801.422.2716 

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Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

2007-01-05 Thread Charles Stoddard

Fred and Rick,

Thanks for the replies.  We copied the nav bar from one form to the other,
and I verified that they did get the same field ID.  It doesn't appear that
you can set a field ID for the individual menu items in the nav bar though.
It looks like we may be stuck using one active link per nav bar menu item.

thanks,
Charles

On 1/5/07, Grooms, Frederick W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


** You have to have the Field IDs of the buttons be the same on each form
for shared workflow to work.

Say you have 4 forms and want an Active link to fire on the Add Incident
button.  On each of the forms the FieldID of the Add Incident button must
be the same.  You can then create an Active Link and attach it to all 4
forms telling it to fire on the Add Incident button.

Personally I always try to set the FieldIDs myself instead of letting the
system create them for me.

Fred

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:39 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

 ** Hello,

Our Environment is:

AR 7.01 on Suse9 Linux
Oracle 10g Database

Is there any way that you can have an Active Link fire on multiple
Navigation Bars on different forms?  We've got a couple of different
consoles that all have an Add Incident Nave Bar item.  Rather than creating
an active link for each of the Nav bars, we'd like to use the same one, but
we can't seem to get it to work.  When creating the active link, we can tell
it to fire on button click (the name of the menu item appears in the list),
or on menu choice, but it doesn't work.  If we go into the Nav bar
properties, we can assign it to the first item, but when we go to assign it
to the second item it moves it and doesn't let us have it assigned to more
than one Nav bar.

Are we just missing something, or are we out of luck on trying to keep the
number of Active links down?

Thanks,
Charles


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Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

2007-01-05 Thread Charles Stoddard

Fred,

I'm going to try archgid, but it appears that they're missing something for
the 7.01 release.  I tried downloading the windows version (52K) and it only
has the archgid.exe, not the supporting DLL's.  The linux version is much
bigger but it doesn't appear to be a valid file.  I can't unzip it, untar
it, or anything else.

I'm not sure if it will let us do that with the items within the nav bar,
but if I can get archgid running, I'll give it a shot.

Thanks again,
Charles

On 1/5/07, Grooms, Frederick W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


** You could try pulling down the archgid program from the Community
Downloads and change the button ID(s) to be the same).

I'm still on 6.3 so I don't know the Nav Bar off hand, but usually you can
change the FieldID before the save.  Remedy may auto generate one but you
should be able to go to the database tab of the item and set the ID before
saving the form.

Fred

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:54 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

** Fred and Rick,

Thanks for the replies.  We copied the nav bar from one form to the other,
and I verified that they did get the same field ID.  It doesn't appear that
you can set a field ID for the individual menu items in the nav bar though.
It looks like we may be stuck using one active link per nav bar menu item.

thanks,
Charles

On 1/5/07, Grooms, Frederick W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 ** You have to have the Field IDs of the buttons be the same on each
 form for shared workflow to work.

 Say you have 4 forms and want an Active link to fire on the Add
 Incident button.  On each of the forms the FieldID of the Add Incident
 button must be the same.  You can then create an Active Link and attach it
 to all 4 forms telling it to fire on the Add Incident button.

 Personally I always try to set the FieldIDs myself instead of letting
 the system create them for me.

 Fred

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 [EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
 *Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:39 PM
 *To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 *Subject:* Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

  ** Hello,

 Our Environment is:

 AR 7.01 on Suse9 Linux
 Oracle 10g Database

 Is there any way that you can have an Active Link fire on multiple
 Navigation Bars on different forms?  We've got a couple of different
 consoles that all have an Add Incident Nave Bar item.  Rather than creating
 an active link for each of the Nav bars, we'd like to use the same one, but
 we can't seem to get it to work.  When creating the active link, we can tell
 it to fire on button click (the name of the menu item appears in the list),
 or on menu choice, but it doesn't work.  If we go into the Nav bar
 properties, we can assign it to the first item, but when we go to assign it
 to the second item it moves it and doesn't let us have it assigned to more
 than one Nav bar.

 Are we just missing something, or are we out of luck on trying to keep
 the number of Active links down?

 Thanks,
 Charles


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Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

2007-01-05 Thread Charles Stoddard

Matt,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction there.  Well, I fired up
archgid, and unfortunately the menu items do already share the same field
ID's.  So, unless anyone else has an idea, it looks like you cannot share
workflow between navigation bars.

thanks for the ideas.

Charles

On 1/5/07, Matt Reinfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


**

Charles,



You **should** be able to place a copy of archgid.exe in your /ar
system/admin directory and have all the .dll files you need, I believe.



That's a starting place, anyway!



Matt


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*From:* Charles Stoddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 2:27 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links



** Fred,

I'm going to try archgid, but it appears that they're missing something
for the 7.01 release.  I tried downloading the windows version (52K) and
it only has the archgid.exe, not the supporting DLL's.  The linux version
is much bigger but it doesn't appear to be a valid file.  I can't unzip it,
untar it, or anything else.

I'm not sure if it will let us do that with the items within the nav bar,
but if I can get archgid running, I'll give it a shot.

Thanks again,
Charles

On 1/5/07, *Grooms, Frederick W* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

**

You could try pulling down the archgid program from the Community
Downloads and change the button ID(s) to be the same).



I'm still on 6.3 so I don't know the Nav Bar off hand, but usually you can
change the FieldID before the save.  Remedy may auto generate one but you
should be able to go to the database tab of the item and set the ID before
saving the form.



Fred


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:54 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

** Fred and Rick,



Thanks for the replies.  We copied the nav bar from one form to the other,
and I verified that they did get the same field ID.  It doesn't appear that
you can set a field ID for the individual menu items in the nav bar though.
It looks like we may be stuck using one active link per nav bar menu item.

thanks,
Charles

On 1/5/07, *Grooms, Frederick W* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

**

You have to have the Field IDs of the buttons be the same on each form for
shared workflow to work.



Say you have 4 forms and want an Active link to fire on the Add Incident
button.  On each of the forms the FieldID of the Add Incident button must
be the same.  You can then create an Active Link and attach it to all 4
forms telling it to fire on the Add Incident button.



Personally I always try to set the FieldIDs myself instead of letting the
system create them for me.



Fred


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:39 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

** Hello,



Our Environment is:

AR 7.01 on Suse9 Linux
Oracle 10g Database

Is there any way that you can have an Active Link fire on multiple
Navigation Bars on different forms?  We've got a couple of different
consoles that all have an Add Incident Nave Bar item.  Rather than creating
an active link for each of the Nav bars, we'd like to use the same one, but
we can't seem to get it to work.  When creating the active link, we can tell
it to fire on button click (the name of the menu item appears in the list),
or on menu choice, but it doesn't work.  If we go into the Nav bar
properties, we can assign it to the first item, but when we go to assign it
to the second item it moves it and doesn't let us have it assigned to more
than one Nav bar.

Are we just missing something, or are we out of luck on trying to keep the
number of Active links down?

Thanks,
Charles




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Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

2007-01-05 Thread Charles Stoddard

Matt,

There's something about the way that Nav bars function, I guess. We finally
just discovered that if we setup the nav bar with all of the menu items and
active links and then copy that nav bar onto a new form, it will carry over
all of the associations.  If you copy the nav bar then try to tie the active
links to the individual menu items, it won't work even though the field ID's
were the same...

Moral of the story is to completely setup the nav bar and it's associated
items, then copy it over to the other forms.

Thanks to everyone for your help.

Charles

On 1/5/07, Matt Reinfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


**

Charles,



I have already done this in the past, so I am unsure what could be the
issue.  As Fred pointed out earlier, if the FieldIDs match, permissions are
correct, the Active Link is attached to all the necessary forms, there
should not be an issue.  I would ensure that the database name and label
match on all the menu items as well, of course.  That could be causing it to
stick.



Good luck,



Matt R.


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*From:* Charles Stoddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 3:42 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links



** Matt,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction there.  Well, I fired up
archgid, and unfortunately the menu items do already share the same field
ID's.  So, unless anyone else has an idea, it looks like you cannot share
workflow between navigation bars.

thanks for the ideas.

Charles

On 1/5/07, *Matt Reinfeldt* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

**

Charles,



You **should** be able to place a copy of archgid.exe in your /ar
system/admin directory and have all the .dll files you need, I believe.



That's a starting place, anyway!



Matt


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*From:* Charles Stoddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 2:27 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links



** Fred,



I'm going to try archgid, but it appears that they're missing something
for the 7.01 release.  I tried downloading the windows version (52K) and
it only has the archgid.exe, not the supporting DLL's.  The linux version
is much bigger but it doesn't appear to be a valid file.  I can't unzip it,
untar it, or anything else.

I'm not sure if it will let us do that with the items within the nav bar,
but if I can get archgid running, I'll give it a shot.

Thanks again,
Charles

On 1/5/07, *Grooms, Frederick W* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

**

You could try pulling down the archgid program from the Community
Downloads and change the button ID(s) to be the same).



I'm still on 6.3 so I don't know the Nav Bar off hand, but usually you can
change the FieldID before the save.  Remedy may auto generate one but you
should be able to go to the database tab of the item and set the ID before
saving the form.



Fred


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:54 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Re: Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

** Fred and Rick,



Thanks for the replies.  We copied the nav bar from one form to the other,
and I verified that they did get the same field ID.  It doesn't appear that
you can set a field ID for the individual menu items in the nav bar though.
It looks like we may be stuck using one active link per nav bar menu item.

thanks,
Charles

On 1/5/07, *Grooms, Frederick W* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

**

You have to have the Field IDs of the buttons be the same on each form for
shared workflow to work.



Say you have 4 forms and want an Active link to fire on the Add Incident
button.  On each of the forms the FieldID of the Add Incident button must
be the same.  You can then create an Active Link and attach it to all 4
forms telling it to fire on the Add Incident button.



Personally I always try to set the FieldIDs myself instead of letting the
system create them for me.



Fred


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Charles Stoddard
*Sent:* Friday, January 05, 2007 1:39 PM
*To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
*Subject:* Vertical Navigation Bars and Active Links

** Hello,



Our Environment is:

AR 7.01 on Suse9 Linux
Oracle 10g Database

Is there any way that you can have an Active Link fire on multiple
Navigation Bars on different forms?  We've got a couple of different
consoles that all have an Add Incident Nave Bar item.  Rather than creating
an active link for each of the Nav bars, we'd like to use the same one, but
we can't seem to get it to work.  When creating the active link, we can tell
it to fire on button click (the name of the menu item appears in the list),
or on menu choice, but it doesn't work.  If we go into the Nav bar
properties, we can assign

Re: Question: AR System Email Templates

2006-12-04 Thread Charles Stoddard
Kinda coming late to the game on this one, sorry if it's already been covered.

I discovered that in the emaild.conf (or properties) file, there is a setting 
that determines how often the configuration is updates from the remedy tables.  
It's defaulted to 30 minutes, I've changed it to 1 minute on my dev server so I 
 can test them more easily.  You can find more details in the email engine 
documentation.

Hth,
Charles

-Original Message-
From: Tyrone Dee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: 11/30/06 6:25 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Question:  AR System Email Templates

** 

What do you mean by dump?

 

I right click on the HTML attachment and select DELETE, and then I SAVE, then I 
right click again and ADD the new attachment and SAVE.

 

Even doing this it still caches the old HTML file.

 

 

 



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On Behalf Of Dan Caissie
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 8:10 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Question: AR System Email Templates

 

I just dump it and reload the whole thing if I need it to show quickly.

 

Dan Caissie

Remedy Administrator / Developer

United Natural Foods, Inc



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On Behalf Of Tyrone Dee
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 7:34 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Question: AR System Email Templates

 

I am using the AR System Email Templates to have my email notifications go out 
in html and this works fine.

 

The problem is when I change the HTML file and I reload the new HTML file in AR 
System Email Templates the system still sends out the old HTML notification – 
it takes a while for it to realize I have uploaded a new HTML.

 

Is there a way to get it to load / recognize the new HTML file immediately?

 

Thanks!

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Re: ARERR 400 - form does not hold a form definition

2006-10-13 Thread Charles Stoddard
Thad,

I'm not sure if this will be the case for you or not, but when we had a similar 
problem (I'm not sure if we had the 400 error) it turned out that the time on 
the AR server was significantly off from the database.  I think it was like 
months (we were running on a VM), but once we changed the date, things started 
working for us again.

Don't know if it will help, but it's one more thing to look at

-Original Message-
From: Thad Esser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: 10/12/06 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] ARERR 400 - form does not hold a form definition

Below is the SQL log for when I created the form.  The thing I find odd is 
that I'm saving the form with a name like xxxJunk, but the sql shows 
Form07.  Indeed, a Form07 is created, although when I open it, the admin 
tool has to adjust the fields to improve the view. 

schemaid in the control table was 606 before the save, and it was 607 
after, so it looks like that part is working as it should.  Do you 
guys/gals see anything else in these logs?

Thanks,
Thad
Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours.-- Richard 
Bach

SELECT checkInterval FROM servgrp_config
COMMIT WORK
SELECT name FROM servgrp_config
COMMIT WORK
SELECT schemaId FROM control
UPDATE control SET schemaId = 607
INSERT INTO arschema (name,schemaId, 
schemaType,coreVersion,timestamp,numFields,defaultVui,numVuis,nextId,maxStatEnums,owner,lastChanged,safeGuard,nextFieldId,upgrdVersion)
 
VALUES ('Form07',606,4,2,1160692477,0,'Default Admin 
View',0,1,0,'r610803','r610803','Q5ponDKxPvLxt6ZZ8xAWrAdnftlx8H79DFDedzb3S42Cmn7SyKYgh68JEledcnsOZWY4I1lX83kgt9ZjlRzsX9EmjQj12nvV',536870912,0)
SELECT version,smObjProp from arschema WHERE schemaId = 606
UPDATE arschema SET 
numVuis=1,safeGuard='PllpvbdeLHs3h6LBQgBZoQ2ok3qcyNzsRfbLihD0tr8btUl/HVZPnBs6BmNpna+3rXWcxG0q7L2w6ber493lFvc/ImxeLr4r',timestamp=1160692477,lastChanged='r610803'
 
WHERE schemaId = 606
INSERT INTO vui 
(schemaId,vuiId,vuiName,locale,vuiType,timestamp,owner,lastChanged) VALUES 
(606,536870912,'Default Admin View',NULL,1,1160692477,'r610803','r610803')
INSERT INTO field_dispprop (schemaId,fieldId,listIndex,vuiId,propShort) 
VALUES (606,NULL,0,536870912,'1\20\4\18\Default Admin View\')
SELECT 1 FROM control
COMMIT WORK
SELECT schemaId,memberA,memberB,options,queryShort,queryLong FROM 
schema_join WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC,3 ASC
SELECT schemaId,tableName,keyField,queryShort,queryLong FROM schema_view 
WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,vendorName,tableName FROM schema_vendor WHERE schemaId=606 
ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,vuiId,vuiName,locale,vuiType,timestamp,owner,lastChanged 
FROM vui WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC
SELECT 
schemaId,fieldId,fieldType,timestamp,owner,lastChanged,datatype,fOption,createMode,defaultValue,fieldName
 
FROM field WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,memberIndex,mfieldId FROM join_mapping WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,extField FROM view_mapping WHERE schemaId=606 
ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,extField FROM vendor_mapping WHERE schemaId=606 
ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,rangeLow,rangeHigh FROM field_int WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,rangeLow,rangeHigh,arprecision FROM field_real 
WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT 
schemaId,fieldId,maxLength,menuStyle,qbeMatchOp,charMenu,pattern,fullTextOptions,isLong
 
FROM field_char WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,fullTextOptions,isLong FROM field_diary WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT 
schemaId,fieldId,enumStyle,maxEnum,schemaName,serverName,nameField,numberField,queryShort,queryLong
 
FROM field_enum WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,enumId,value FROM field_enum_values WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC,3 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,maxSize,attachType FROM field_attach WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,rangeLow,rangeHigh,arprecision FROM field_dec 
WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,rangeLow,rangeHigh,arprecision,funcCurr,allowCurr 
FROM field_curr WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT 
schemaId,fieldId,numColumns,maxRetrieve,tfSchema,tfServer,queryShort,queryLong,sampleServer,sampleSchema
 
FROM field_table WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,parent,dataField,colLength,dataSource FROM 
field_column WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,maxLength FROM field_view WHERE schemaId=606 ORDER 
BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,maxLength,isLong FROM field_display WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,minDate,maxDate FROM field_date WHERE schemaId=606 
ORDER BY 1 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,vuiId,propShort,propLong FROM field_dispprop WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER BY 1 ASC,2 ASC,3 ASC
SELECT schemaId,fieldId,groupId,permission FROM field_permissions WHERE 
schemaId=606 ORDER 

Re: Default form used when double-clicking in results list

2006-09-23 Thread Charles Stoddard
Linda, thanks for replying.  Will this work on the search results? I'm not near 
my computer, and won't be for a couple of weeks (finally taking a vacation!!!), 
but I want to make sure that this would work for search results, not just a 
table field.

Thanks,
Charles  

-Original Message-
From: Linda Koestler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: 9/20/06 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] Default form used when double-clicking in results list

Hello Charles,

Go to that table in the Admin tool and bring up the properies.  Turn off 
Table Drill Down.

Create an Active Link that fires on Return/Table Dbl-Clk and select the 
appropriate table from the menu.  Add an action to that Active Link that 
does a window open and from there you can override the default view of 
that form.

Linda

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Re: cleaning up queue

2006-09-03 Thread Charles Stoddard
**








Mimi,



Could you be using Remedy Service Desk Express? Its
another product in the Remedy suite, but completely unrelated to ARS. In
Service Desk Express (Magic), there is a job queue that can get filled up with
failed executions and poorly written functions. If this is what youre
using, there is a yahoo group that is dedicated to that user community; you can
access it by going to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/magicsolutions/.



charles





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System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mimi
Lakew
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 9:32 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: [ARSLIST] cleaning up queue





** 



Rick,











As I am new to Remedy as well as the job I am clueless about
queue. What I am trying to get is a starting point about it. Any
info about queue, if there are different kind of queue etc.. that gives me an
idea will help me to be specific and to narrow down my question.

Rick cook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:





** 

What queue are you talking about? Please be more specific,
using Remedy terms where you can.







Rick









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Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 8:05 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: cleaning up queue

** 



Hi arslist,











I am requested to clean up the queuein some
conditions. Is this possible to view the queue and manage it, such as
cleaning etc? If it is how and wherecan I access the queue and
manage it. I don't seem to find any info about it.











I need yourhelp or ideaspleaseee!











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Re: ARS 7.0 VMWare environment

2006-08-30 Thread Charles Stoddard
I haven't tried AR7 on vm yet, but our dev, stage, and production (yes, 
production) are all running on vm and have been since we implemented 4 months 
ago. We've had an occasional hiccup, but for the most part, are running well.  

If you have any questions, let me know.

-Original Message-
From: Mohan Panchangmath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: 8/28/06 10:31 AM
Subject: [ARSLIST] ARS 7.0  VMWare environment

Hi ,
We are planning to upgrade our current VMware test
server from ARS 6.3  to ARS 7.0  and ITSM 6.0 .
Has anybody done a similar upgrade in  a VMWare
environment and are there any issues reported ?
I saw the latest KB (Remedy Support ) on VMware
support prior to ARS 7.0  ITSM 7.0 release and it
says that such an environment will be partially
supported by BMC.
I am keen in knowing any first hand issues/information
on such an upgrade 
Thanks,
Mohan

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