Location Table Names

2010-03-31 Thread Shane Buchholz
Does anyone know what table stores the location information?  I am looking 
specifically for Region, Site Group, Site, Organization and Department.  We are 
trying to provide a real-time interface for our users to update their 
information as it changes.  The information itself would push into Active 
Directory, and then modify the People record in Remedy.  What we need to do 
initially is to have a list of valid options for them to choose from.  Without 
valid location information they are currently unable to submit tickets through 
our online interface.  Any help or direction would be appreciated.

ARS 7.5
ITSM 7.6
Windows Server 2008
SQL 2005

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services


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Re: Location Table Names

2010-03-31 Thread Barb Wagner

Hi Shane

the location information (not department) is stored in the tables that
begin with the prefix SIT

Barb Wagner
Remedy Architect
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Does anyone know what table stores the location information?  I am looking
specifically for Region, Site Group, Site, Organization and Department.  We
are trying to provide a real-time interface for our users to update their
information as it changes.  The information itself would push into Active
Directory, and then modify the People record in Remedy.  What we need to do
initially is to have a list of valid options for them to choose from.
Without valid location information they are currently unable to submit
tickets through our online interface.  Any help or direction would be
appreciated.

ARS 7.5
ITSM 7.6
Windows Server 2008
SQL 2005

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services



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Re: Location Table Names

2010-03-31 Thread Shane Buchholz
Barb,

Thanks for your quick response.  I am looking more for the SQL Table Name that 
stores this information so that we can reference that for our Web Interface.  I 
know the information is located in many, but I am trying to find the most 
direct table to query.

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services

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Hi Shane

the location information (not department) is stored in the tables that begin 
with the prefix SIT

Barb Wagner
Remedy Architect
IBM Global Services
(612) 397-2955
Tie Line 608-1958
bar...@us.ibm.com


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Does anyone know what table stores the location information? I am looking 
specifically for Region, Site Group, Site, Organization and Department. We are 
trying to provide a real-time interface for our users to update their 
information as it changes. The information itself would push into Active 
Directory, and then modify the People record in Remedy. What we need to do 
initially is to have a list of valid options for them to choose from. Without 
valid location information they are currently unable to submit tickets through 
our online interface. Any help or direction would be appreciated.

ARS 7.5
ITSM 7.6
Windows Server 2008
SQL 2005

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services




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Re: Location Table Names

2010-03-31 Thread Thad K Esser
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Shane,

Site information is spread over several
forms. If you are just wanting a list of already defined sites, take
a look at SIT:Site Alias Company LookUp. If you are wanting
your users to create sites, that's a different issue.

Thad Esser
Remedy Developer





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Barb,

Thanks for your quick response.
I am looking more for the SQL Table Name that stores this information
so that we can reference that for our Web Interface. I know the information
is located in many, but I am trying to find the most direct table to query.

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services

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Hi Shane

the location information (not department) is stored in the tables that
begin with the prefix SIT

Barb Wagner
Remedy Architect
IBM Global Services
(612) 397-2955
Tie Line 608-1958
bar...@us.ibm.com


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specifically for Region, Site Group, Site, Organization and Department.
We are trying to provide a real-time interface for our users to update
their information as it changes. The information itself would push into
Active Directory, and then modify the People record in Remedy. What we
need to do initially is to have a list of valid options for them to choose
from. Without valid location information they are currently unable to submit
tickets through our online interface. Any help or direction would be appreciated.

ARS 7.5
ITSM 7.6
Windows Server 2008
SQL 2005

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services 



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Re: Location Table Names

2010-03-31 Thread Joe DeSouza
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Shane,

You would want to reference the view name andnot the table name for such things as it will still retain the connectionafter migrations just in case the sqltable name changes because of a different table id depending on how you perform yourrefreshes from dev to prod..

The view names would be just like the form names you see in the AR System through the admin or the user interface..Only you would need to replace any special characters such as colons or spaces with an underscore..

So SIT:Site would be SIT_Site. There is more to the convention, but for your purpose, this information should be good enough..

The convention is similar for field names...

Joe



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Barb,

Thanks for your quick response. I am looking more for the SQL Table Name that stores this information so that we can reference that for our Web Interface. I know the information is located in many, but I am trying to find the most direct table to query.

Thanks,

Shane Buchholz
Systems Analyst II - Remedy
Information Services Operations
Samaritan Health Services


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