This error is appearing multiple times in my arerror.log on our test system. We
are runnin ITSM 7 patch 4 on Windows.
This look familiar to anyone ?
390603 : : You do not currently have permission to modify a problem
investigation request. Notify your administrator. (ARERR 1631135)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of E. Louise van Hine
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 2:02 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject:
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this syntax in the
Application-Query-Delete Entry? The out of box filter
I asked about a week ago whether anyone else had noticed that when
Incidents are
created, the Estimated Resolution Time was getting set to Next Target Date
instead of the appropriate calculated value from the service level record. I
reported this to BMC and was given the existing defect number:
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this syntax in the
Application-Query-Delete Entry? The out of box filter just queries for the
Request ID, but I need it to only delete entries with the parameter where the
Status is Pending.
Can this command take two variables?
ID and Status of Pending use an AND
'Request' = $Request ID$ AND 'Status-Dtl' = Pending
Think of it as a normal Advanced Query in the User Tool
Fred
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Hi Dave,
I got this error on the Change Console form after I did the Patch 5 upgrade to
ITSM 7. For some reason, the upgrade failed to create the requisite field 179
that is called by the table in the form. I reported this as a high urgency
issue and logging of the error revealed that
My customer has reported a consistent problem where the Incident record
has the
Estimated Resolution Date gets set to the Incident Response Time, rather than
the Incident Resolution Time. I have tracked this down and the filter does
indeed set this field to the Next Target date. What I don't
I have installed Patch 5 but clearly something went wrong that did not show up
in the logfiles because I was getting SQL errors upon opening the Change
Management Console. The answer was reinstallation. I was at another customer
site this week which had installed Patch 5 with apparently no
You really don't save a lot of money in software purchasing cost
between ARS and
Magic - what you save is consulting time/dollars in the implementation. so
up-front costs are still there whether you choose an ARS or a Magic initial
solution.
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Regards,
Louise van Hine
KTSL Limited
[EMAIL
I had an interesting issue come up with making a modification to the CM module
in ITSM7 (patch 5.) There is a filter error that comes up which reads and
checks a value from the SYS:Status Transitions form, apparently checking
whether the status transition is invalid or valid, however, the value
I have a sort of related problem, but haven't yet got an answer from support
about what the root cause of this problem is. I installed the latest
version
ARS 7.0.2 and then the CDs for ITSM dated November 2006. In starting
up ITSM I
got an error on the Change Management console view which
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of E. Louise van Hine
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 5:35 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: the mystery of ITSM patch 5
This week I downloaded from the patches section the ITSM patch 5
This week I downloaded from the patches section the ITSM patch 5 installer,
which is supposed to be one monolithic installer to patch all installed ITSM
apps in one go. I ran this installer against a latest version ARS 7.0.1
patch 4 server. It would stop and hang and do nothing for hours, and
I am setting up AR 7.0.1 (I have the latest server patch) with ITSM products,
and found that my Admin tool does not have BMC Remedy SR Management listed in
its licensing. Assuming this is a patch issue, I went to get the
latest client
patches from the Heritage area of the support website, and
IT Prophets, LLC
(770) 653-5203
http://www.itprophets.com
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Subject: srms in the licensing file ?
I am
I just installed the latest 7.0.1 patch on Win 2003 and it went in without a
hitch, I am still in the process of installing ITSM on top of it though, so I
haven't any feedback about how it functions.
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Quoting patrick zandi [EMAIL
I can get patches OK via the old Heritage system, what I can't seem to do is
get EPD to save a favorites list. It tells me repeatedly there is an
application error and to log in again.
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KTSL Limited
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Quoting Robert Halstead [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi folks,
there were some questions posed last week about the ITSM courses and whether
they are open to customers. I am on the ITSM 7 installing and configuring
course, and they did restrict the courses for a time, according to the
instructor. However due to customer demand, they have made the
I am taking a course in Pleasanton (Installing and Configuring ITSM 7.0) next
week that is listed on the education list as available to the public. It does
have prerequisite required courses, however. Could it be that it is
restricted
due to the prerequisite courses? Just a thought.
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I haven't been able to get a search to run on the BMC Knowledge base,
even when
I select a product. I have just put in a support request for it, but perhaps
someone else has a tip or trick for running a search, because keyword
searching
with that top panel does not seem to function without a
I don't know, Geoff, that isn't such a bad thing! I did it and survived!
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Louise van Hine
KTSL Limited
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Quoting Geoffrey Endresen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
** The only disadvantage is that you would be working with me ;0)
http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=239362011
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: Say what about that knowledge base?
- it makes no sense that with a major browser platform one can't use
that site!
Especially considering how much support costs.
I mean ... *seriously* ...
On Jul 26, 2007, at 7:03 AM, E. Louise van Hine wrote:
Yes, I felt a bit silly asking
Yes, I felt a bit silly asking the question before dragging IE back out of its
dungeon, and got the search function to work but not with multiple free text
terms - even when I know the article is there. so I AM going to try Stephen's
tool suggestion.
I logged a call anyway - it makes no sense
I registered for mattreinfeldt.com long long ago and have not been able to log
in since. Does anyone know whether the server is being administrated and/or
who to get in touch with ? It is a great site, particularly for up to date
technical info on ITSM but I would like to be able to get in and
account, I will have a look.
Did you subscribe for the site or the forum?
Regards,
Vincent.
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Louise,
Sorry for the inconvenience! I must have a defunct e-mail account
somewhere. I'll rectify that!
We'll get you all straightened out.
Thank you,
Matt Reinfeldt
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Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2007 4:07 AM
multi-tenancy refers, I believe (without having the thing in front of me at
the moment) to do with being able to change the organization that a login
belongs to, and that this is a necessary setting for setting up LDAP single
sign-on integrations. I know that when I did an LDAP to Lotus
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