Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread Brittain, Mark
Hi All

From a performance perspective which would be better?

Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on Form B

Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to create 
a new record on Form B.

ARS 6.3 patch 20
Oracle 9.2
SunOS 5.9

Thanks
Mark


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Re: Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread SriSamSri Appecherla
I believe both would perform equally. However, taking into consideration
that escalations should be used at a minimum, I would prefer the first
option, i.e; set fields with escalation and push fields with filter.
Also,this would help when the escalation queue is longer.

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 **
 Hi All

 From a performance perspective which would be better?

 Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on
 Form B

 Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to
 create a new record on Form B.

 ARS 6.3 patch 20
 Oracle 9.2
 SunOS 5.9

 Thanks
 Mark

 
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Re: Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread David Sanders
Hi Mark

 

There should be no difference.  I would prefer to use the escalation to
trigger a filter to do the push, as that allows you to insert validation
workflow etc. if needed.  However, in both cases all the activity takes
place on the escalation thread, so you cannot 'offload' activity to other
threads to improve performance.

 

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Subject: Escalation or Filter

 

Hi All

 

From a performance perspective which would be better?

 

Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on
Form B

 

Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to
create a new record on Form B.

 

ARS 6.3 patch 20

Oracle 9.2

SunOS 5.9

 

Thanks

Mark

 


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Re: Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread Grooms, Frederick W
I prefer to use the Escalation sets field and a Filter does the work method.

The only real advantage of using this method is that you can test it from the 
user tool and log the actions locally (instead of having to read server side 
logs).

Fred

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Hi All
 
From a performance perspective which would be better?
 
Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on Form B
 
Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to create 
a new record on Form B.
 
ARS 6.3 patch 20
Oracle 9.2
SunOS 5.9
 
Thanks
Mark
 

Mark Brittain 
Remedy Developer 
NaviSite 
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(315) 453-2912 x5335 (Phone)
(315) 317.2897 (Cell) 

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Re: Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread Chuck
Yup, Escalation to start the Event, Filter to Perform the Action...

On Jul 1, 1:01 pm, Grooms, Frederick W frederick.w.gro...@xo.com
wrote:
 I prefer to use the Escalation sets field and a Filter does the work method.

 The only real advantage of using this method is that you can test it from the 
 user tool and log the actions locally (instead of having to read server side 
 logs).

 Fred



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 Hi All
  
 From a performance perspective which would be better?
  
 Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on Form 
 B
  
 Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to 
 create a new record on Form B.
  
 ARS 6.3 patch 20
 Oracle 9.2
 SunOS 5.9
  
 Thanks
 Mark
  
 
 Mark Brittain
 Remedy Developer
 NaviSite
 mbritt...@navisite.com
 (315) 453-2912 x5335 (Phone)
 (315) 317.2897 (Cell)

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Re: Escalation or Filter

2010-07-01 Thread Opela, Gary L CTR USAF ABW 72 ABW/SCOOA
I agree with everyone else, mainly because of threading issues. But I guess 
with 7 you can increase the number of escalation threads. Still, if you have a 
lot of other escalations, then you could potentially tie up your threads. I run 
2 threads just in case something does happen to tie up 1. I do have some 
escalations that take a while.

I was using some escalations to kick of exe files on my server to do jobs, but 
then I just offloaded those to sql server agent job because the remedy 
escalations were bogging down at night.

Just bear in mind that each thread is a single-file line.



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Yup, Escalation to start the Event, Filter to Perform the Action...

On Jul 1, 1:01 pm, Grooms, Frederick W frederick.w.gro...@xo.com
wrote:
 I prefer to use the Escalation sets field and a Filter does the work method.

 The only real advantage of using this method is that you can test it from the 
 user tool and log the actions locally (instead of having to read server side 
 logs).

 Fred



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 Subject: Escalation or Filter

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 Hi All
  
 From a performance perspective which would be better?
  
 Escalation on Form A set field and push fields to create a new record on Form 
 B
  
 Escalation on Form A set field. Filter on Form A does the push fields to 
 create a new record on Form B.
  
 ARS 6.3 patch 20
 Oracle 9.2
 SunOS 5.9
  
 Thanks
 Mark
  
 
 Mark Brittain
 Remedy Developer
 NaviSite
 mbritt...@navisite.com
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 (315) 317.2897 (Cell)

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