Value from Change Request to Task

2012-07-05 Thread Bob Lind
What is the easiest way to push a field value from a change request (using a 
change template) to a task (using a task template)?  I would like the Notes 
field of all tasks to have the same text as the Notes field of the Change 
Request that created them.  The documentation from the BMC Remedy IT Service 
Management 7.6.04: Administering - Part 2 course suggests that variable 
templates will do it, but I couldn't figure it out.  KA343484 suggests workflow 
is needed.

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Re: Value from Change Request to Task

2012-07-05 Thread patchsk
We had a similar requirement.
And the way we did was, find out the existing filters that push change 
request number(parent ID ) to the tasks and then add notes field  also into 
that filter.


On Thursday, July 5, 2012 11:49:10 AM UTC-7, Bob Lind wrote:
>
> What is the easiest way to push a field value from a change request (using 
> a change template) to a task (using a task template)?  I would like the 
> Notes field of all tasks to have the same text as the Notes field of the 
> Change Request that created them.  The documentation from the BMC Remedy IT 
> Service Management 7.6.04: Administering - Part 2 course suggests that 
> variable templates will do it, but I couldn't figure it out.  KA343484 
> suggests workflow is needed. 
>
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Re: Value from Change Request to Task

2012-07-06 Thread Bob Lind
The problem with using an approach that pushes from Change to Task is that 
there are all kinds of forms in between.  Instead I created a filter on Change 
Submit that will push the value to the tasks.  This has the added benefit that 
the end user can pick a template with some default notes, edit those notes, 
save the change and the notes are then pushed to the underlying tasks.  Here 
are the details:

The solution I came up with is:
Filter
Associated Forms: CHG:Infrastructure Change
Execution Options: Submit
Run If: 1=1
If Action: Push Fields
Data Destination: Server
Form Name: TMS:Task
Qualification: $Infrastructure Change ID$ = 'RootRequestName'
If No Requests Match: Take No Action
If Any Requests Match: Modify All Matching Requests
Field Mapping
Notes $Detailed Description$

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