Re: Need help with filter qual

2007-05-07 Thread Matthew Willis
Neel, If someone hits the save button, that means the system has detected that one field or other has been modified (i.e. "dirty" flag). You could run the filter on modify, with no run if qualification (i.e. always runs, regardless of what fields have changed). However, the changed fields may not

Re: Need help with filter qual

2007-05-07 Thread Matthew Willis
Fred has suggested the right way to do it, but I don't know if that explains your problem. If you're closing the help desk form without hitting save, any filters that fire on "modify" should not fire, regardless of the run if qualification. Neel, you should switch on filter and possibly active lin

Re: Approval Process Question

2007-03-27 Thread Matthew Willis
Hi Su Song, I'm working with version 7, and this works for me. You need to have the manager name field populated on your people form for all of your requesters, so that Remedy can find the manager based on the requester. All you need to do is create a "Get Next Approver" rule. On the set fi

Re: Freelance vs Consulting Firm

2006-08-22 Thread Matthew Willis
** Hi Scott,   I’m working in Australia, primarily for myself. For this to work, you need to build relationships with a number of Remedy customers.   Over the last couple of years, I’ve done work directly with clients, as well as through BMC and BMC partners. When working through BMC or

Re: CMDBGraphQuery issues - RESOLVED

2006-07-11 Thread Matthew Willis
Chris, Thanks for the info. I've managed to get "BMC_Impact" relationships working - not sure what I was doing before, but it's working a treat now! The theory is that when an asset (CI) is added to an incident, an outage on that CI potentially has a downstream impact. By using CMDBGraphQuery, yo

CMDBGraphQuery issues

2006-07-10 Thread Matthew Willis
** Hi all,   I’m currently trying without success to get the CMDBGraphQuery function call, (using c on CMDB 1.1) to work. I haven’t seen much on the list on this topic – in fact, I only found one entry – Dan, back in 2005 you asked if anyone had used it. I didn’t find any responses. As fa