Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form

2007-07-11 Thread Joe D'Souza
Listers,

I was looking to find documentation on this, but cannot seem to find any
references to this on either the eieadmin.pdf guide nor the sqlserver.pdf
guide that is installed in the doc subdirectory of the EIE installation
path.

Does anyone know what exactly this mapping is used for? Does anyone know
where to find documentations on it?

Thanks

Joe
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Re: Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form

2007-07-11 Thread Kelly Deaver
Joe, 
The documents are pretty thin on this subject. What is there is listed 
on page 91 of the V7 Admin Guide. The response tab is used to write back 
a response to the data source. For example, you might want to write back 
the entry id of the record that was created in the mapping. There is also 
a status function where you can write back the status of the transfer. 
0 = success, 1 = error.
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 Listers,
 
 I was looking to find documentation on this, but cannot seem to find any
 references to this on either the eieadmin.pdf guide nor the sqlserver.pdf
 guide that is installed in the doc subdirectory of the EIE installation
 path.
 
 Does anyone know what exactly this mapping is used for? Does anyone know
 where to find documentations on it?
 
 Thanks
 
 Joe
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Re: Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form

2007-07-11 Thread Joe D'Souza
Hello Kelly

Thanks for your response.. I had looked almost all over on the SQL admin
guide for the EIE and didn't find much on what Response is for. Not too much
on the Dev guide either..

So if you already have a data key that you are performing your exchange
over, why would you really require the entry id? Writing back status makes
sense I guess..

Joe

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Joe,
The documents are pretty thin on this subject. What is there is listed on
page 91 of the V7 Admin Guide. The response tab is used to write back a
response to the data source. For example, you might want to write back the
entry id of the record that was created in the mapping. There is also a
status function where you can write back the status of the transfer.
0 = success, 1 = error.
-
Kelly Deaver
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 Original Message 
Subject: Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form
From: Joe D'Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, July 11, 2007 2:11 pm
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG

Listers,

I was looking to find documentation on this, but cannot seem to find any
references to this on either the eieadmin.pdf guide nor the sqlserver.pdf
guide that is installed in the doc subdirectory of the EIE installation
path.

Does anyone know what exactly this mapping is used for? Does anyone know
where to find documentations on it?

Thanks

Joe
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Re: Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form

2007-07-11 Thread strauss
I am using this to clear the update flag on the vendor form data.  Our
eDir LDAP system writes new and updated records to my SQL Server table
with a field named RunUpdate set to a value of 1.  I use the vendor
query to ONLY push records from vendor form to AR form if RunUpdate = 1;
then I have the setting in the Response tab reset that value in the
vendor table to 0.  Future passes of the data exchange skip that record
until another update from LDAP sets the RunUpdate flag to 1.  It works
like a champ, but I had to get some coaching from Doug in support to
figure out how to use it.
 
Query Tab - Data Key Query subtab:
Vendor Query:  RunUpdate = 1
 
Response tab:
AR Resp Field: constant|0
Vendor Resp Field:   RunUpdate

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Remedy Database Administrator
University of North Texas Computing Center
http://remedy.unt.edu/ 

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Listers,
 
I was looking to find documentation on this, but cannot seem to find any
references to this on either the eieadmin.pdf guide nor the
sqlserver.pdf guide that is installed in the doc subdirectory of the EIE
installation path.
 
Does anyone know what exactly this mapping is used for? Does anyone know
where to find documentations on it?
 
Thanks
 
Joe
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Re: Response tab in the EIE:Datamapping form

2007-07-11 Thread Joe D'Souza
Chris,

Thanks. Some of your notes together with some stuff that Kelly Deaver (thank
you Kelly) sent me offline is helping me understand what this is a little
more. Until this point I had only a guess of what Response was meant for
which was less than 50% correct to be honest. I don't quite like the fact
that these functionalities are not documented too well on the EIE and the
SQL links admin or dev guides.

I'll have a go at this tomorrow if I have the time.

Thank you for your response..

Dan, thank you for maintaining this list!

Joe
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  I am using this to clear the update flag on the vendor form data.  Our
eDir LDAP system writes new and updated records to my SQL Server table with
a field named RunUpdate set to a value of 1.  I use the vendor query to ONLY
push records from vendor form to AR form if RunUpdate = 1; then I have the
setting in the Response tab reset that value in the vendor table to 0.
Future passes of the data exchange skip that record until another update
from LDAP sets the RunUpdate flag to 1.  It works like a champ, but I had to
get some coaching from Doug in support to figure out how to use it.

  Query Tab - Data Key Query subtab:
  Vendor Query:  RunUpdate = 1

  Response tab:
  AR Resp Field: constant|0
  Vendor Resp Field:   RunUpdate
  Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
  Remedy Database Administrator
  University of North Texas Computing Center
  http://remedy.unt.edu/



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  Listers,

  I was looking to find documentation on this, but cannot seem to find any
references to this on either the eieadmin.pdf guide nor the sqlserver.pdf
guide that is installed in the doc subdirectory of the EIE installation
path.

  Does anyone know what exactly this mapping is used for? Does anyone know
where to find documentations on it?

  Thanks

  Joe
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