[ADV] Screenshots of the ARSmarts Data Manager on our website.

Hello List, Better late than never: we added some screenshots of the Data Manager module on our website (www.arsmarts.com). Best regards, Kaïs. kais.albas...@arsmarts.com ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives

Re: ARS 7.6.04 install on Linux using Command Line

Hi Paul, I am also stuck with exactly the same, need to perform ARS v7.6.04 silent installation on linux. Would really appreciate if you could send me the sanitized sample you are referring to in your post. Regards, Saurabh -- View this message in context:

Need the Service Targets to start measuring from Date and time field - WO Type Field 06.

Hi All, We Need the Service Targets to start measuring from Date and time field - WO Type Field 06. So SVTs start when condition used is - WO Type Field 06'= $\TIMESTAMP$ .( WO Type Field 06 is a date and time field on work order form) But SVTs remains attached only even

Re: Transactional (TR) and Database (DB)

I think there's a few reasons. First, using TR. is redundant. Every value in a filter (unless it already has DB. in front of it) is by it's nature a transactional value. There's literally almost no reason to use, it, EXCEPT that it makes the code a bit more clear from a visual standpoint if

Re: Transactional (TR) and Database (DB)

Hi Joe and LJ, You are wrong on Case 1: If you set the City to Gotham, it will have a TR-value of Gotham even on a Create. Case 2 is nothing much to say about. The problem with the TR value is: A. If the value is NOT changed it can both be set or be empty during a Modify. This depends on the

Re: Set Month End Date

Hi, Please don't use char-fields like this. They are dependent on the language settings, and will be unpredictable especially on the client side via Active Links. Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://rrr.se The DateNum function is your friend here, try this Have a temp character field

Re: API for SRM Services

Hi, You are very limited with what you can do with the interfaces for SRM. The BMC Communities has a plethora of information on what you can and cannot do and how to do it. The best way if using an external program would be to show the service in a frame utilising a direct link and OOB

Re: Transactional (TR) and Database (DB)

James, This is to allow you to, for a specific field, 1) Determine programmatically if a (user or automated) transaction has attempted to change the field value or not . OR - 2) Compare what the value used to be, just before the current transaction attempted to change it, as

Re: OT: I just wanted to say Happy Mother’s day to all of the mothers on the list and the husbands that love them.

Thank you Howard! Sent from my Android phone using TouchDown (www.nitrodesk.com) -Original Message- From: Richter, Howard (CEI - Atlanta) [howard.rich...@coxinc.com] Received: Sunday, 11 May 2014, 8:05AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG [arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] Subject: OT: I just wanted to say

Re: Transactional (TR) and Database (DB)

Hi, There is one single real benefit from using TR-values. If you have a field that is only referenced as 'TR.Field' in the run-if of any filter, the database value will not be retrieved during the transaction. This is a small performance benefit. If you have any non-TR field reference in the

Re: Transactional (TR) and Database (DB)

While most of everything you stated is in sync with my understanding of TR, there is one small difference. MAYBE, I'm wrong and if so, I would love to be corrected. I can best explain this with an example. Lets say a record is created and there is a field called 'City' and during creation, that