Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-23 Thread Michiel Beijen
You did not specify which platform you use but if you're on 6.3 or
greater I would look into the Archiving feature.
You can use this to archive records to NULL, i.e. delete them from
your form based on a search.

The benefit of this approach is that it does not clutter the
Escalation thread; it uses the dedicated Archiving thread.


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On 8/22/07, remedy arlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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 Hi List.

   We are using Remedy Customer Service product 6.0. I am required to
 delete cases older then a specific date using a escalation. But i am not
 able to get it working. The Escalation has the below mentioned SQL
 statement.

 DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'

 Please help me achieve the same.

 Regards,

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Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-22 Thread remedy arlist
Hi List.

  We are using Remedy Customer Service product 6.0. I am required to
delete cases older then a specific date using a escalation. But i am not
able to get it working. The Escalation has the below mentioned SQL
statement.

DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'

Please help me achieve the same.

Regards,

AV

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Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-22 Thread Marc Simmons
AV,

The Run If qualification would find the records to delete.  Then all you
need is an If action that does a Run Process with the command line
syntax being:

Application-Delete-Entry *form_name* *entry_ID*

Marc Simmons


On 8/22/07, remedy arlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 ** Hi List.

   We are using Remedy Customer Service product 6.0. I am required
 to delete cases older then a specific date using a escalation. But i am not
 able to get it working. The Escalation has the below mentioned SQL
 statement.

 DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'

 Please help me achieve the same.

 Regards,

 AV
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Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-22 Thread remedy arlist
I need to delete data from my UAT environment which is used by more then 40
testers. I have a data of around 12k out of which i am looking to delete 10k
cases. I have created an excalation to delete only one entry (escaltion
running every min) but still it doesn't work.

RUN IF:  'Issue ID' = CASE01008123

RUN PROCESS: $PROCESS$ @@ :Application-Delete-Entry SPRT:ISSUE $Issue ID$;

The escaltion logs says:
process passed.

Regards,

AV




On 8/22/07, Marc Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 ** AV,

 The Run If qualification would find the records to delete.  Then all you
 need is an If action that does a Run Process with the command line
 syntax being:

 Application-Delete-Entry *form_name* *entry_ID* 

 Marc Simmons


 On 8/22/07, remedy arlist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  ** Hi List.
 
We are using Remedy Customer Service product 6.0. I am
  required to delete cases older then a specific date using a escalation. But
  i am not able to get it working. The Escalation has the below mentioned SQL
  statement.
 
  DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'
 
  Please help me achieve the same.
 
  Regards,
 
  AV
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Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-22 Thread Opela, Gary L Contr OC-ALC/ITMA
I think you are making this more difficult than it needs to be. Check
out the escalation that remedy installs by default on the Alert Entry
form.

The RUN PROCESS it shows is following:
Application-Delete-Entry $SCHEMA$  $Request ID$;

You should jus tneed to use this. The action type is Run Process, so you
do not need to have $PROCESS$ and since you are running it on the
current server, you do not need to reference @@:.

Try just putting Application-Delete-Entry $SCHEMA$  $Request ID$; in
the RUN PROCESS: field and see if it works.

Thanks,


Gary Opela, Jr

Sr. Remedy Developer

Leader Communications, Inc.

405 736 3211


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Subject: Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

** 
I need to delete data from my UAT environment which is used by more then
40 testers. I have a data of around 12k out of which i am looking to
delete 10k cases. I have created an excalation to delete only one entry
(escaltion running every min) but still it doesn't work. 
 
RUN IF:  'Issue ID' = CASE01008123
 
RUN PROCESS: $PROCESS$ @@ :Application-Delete-Entry SPRT:ISSUE $Issue
ID$;

The escaltion logs says:
process passed.  
 
Regards,
 
AV
 
 

 
On 8/22/07, Marc Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 
AV,
 
The Run If qualification would find the records to delete.
Then all you need is an If action that does a Run Process with the
command line syntax being:
 
Application-Delete-Entry form_name entry_ID 
 
Marc Simmons
 
 
On 8/22/07, remedy arlist [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:

** 

Hi List.
 
  We are using Remedy Customer Service product
6.0. I am required to delete cases older then a specific date using a
escalation. But i am not able to get it working. The Escalation has the
below mentioned SQL statement. 
 
DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'
 
Please help me achieve the same.
 
Regards,
 
AV
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Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases

2007-08-22 Thread Grooms, Frederick W
In an escalation there is no need to use the @@: and you do not need the
; at the end  ( plus you have a space after the @@ )
 
And if it is a Run Process action you do not need the $PROCESS$  (That
is used inside a Set Fields action)
 
The action should be:  Application-Delete-Entry SPRT:ISSUE $Issue
ID$
 
and I take it that Issue ID is Field ID 1
 
Fred



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Subject: Re: Reg: Deletion of Cases


** 
I need to delete data from my UAT environment which is used by more then
40 testers. I have a data of around 12k out of which i am looking to
delete 10k cases. I have created an excalation to delete only one entry
(escaltion running every min) but still it doesn't work. 
 
RUN IF:  'Issue ID' = CASE01008123
 
RUN PROCESS: $PROCESS$ @@ :Application-Delete-Entry SPRT:ISSUE $Issue
ID$;

The escaltion logs says:
process passed.  
 
Regards,
 
AV
 
 

 
On 8/22/07, Marc Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 

** 
AV,
 
The Run If qualification would find the records to delete.
Then all you need is an If action that does a Run Process with the
command line syntax being:
 
Application-Delete-Entry form_name entry_ID 
 
Marc Simmons
 
 
On 8/22/07, remedy arlist [EMAIL PROTECTED]  wrote:

** 

Hi List.
 
  We are using Remedy Customer Service product
6.0. I am required to delete cases older then a specific date using a
escalation. But i am not able to get it working. The Escalation has the
below mentioned SQL statement. 
 
DELETE * from SPRT_Issue where Issue_ID = 'CASE1234'
 
Please help me achieve the same.
 
Regards,
 
AV
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