Hi List.
Every so often, a topic comes up about migrating from one platform to the
other. With that being said, there are some that think that we should move from
what we have now to the new release of Microsoft System Center Service Manager
because it "integrates better" with other Microsoft p
There are? Really? Where? MAPI is entirely a closed-source Microsoft
standard, and is tied extensively to the Windows platform and API's. Those
libraries do not exist on a linux platform which is why the code was never
ported.
This is why so many people who use a linux desktop (including mysel
I know that this is probably really very obvious, but have you
considered getting an alias added for the old server on your org's DNS
server? Admittedly, it's not a perm solution, but it might buy you some
more time to work the issue.
Hard coded, huh? Shoot the programmer, unless of course, there
Not to sound too much like a troll and hence be held in ill repute, but
the whole language of 'retroactive payments' and 'interest surcharges'
sounds absolutely obscene, doesn't it?
One more reason to use an application suite or technology that better
fits whatever project is at hand. Sometimes th
So my point is, if the US Government is not allowed to use product that
contain open source software components, Remedy shouldn't have been allowed
for years.
If you can figure out what is going on with our government, then you are a
better person than I. Simple logic left it many, many years ago.
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Speaking of development, and open source and the like in the previous threads
- whatever happen to the
Speaking of development, and open source and the like in the previous
threads - whatever happen to the idea of a developer-only kit?
The idea has been around for years, and several people have asked, but I
don't recall ever seeing a formal answer. If there was, please point me to
the post.
I'm
John, that was good.. I laughed out loud here.
But you're right on track: government is dang skittish when it comes to open
source products. There seems to be this mindset that, so long as they buy
their products from a 'company' per se, that the world will turn, classical
music will play and dais
Just checking to see if this is working.. I haven't received any messages for
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Not to beleagure an already old thread, but I'm disappointed. :-(
Whatever happen the originality? Whatever happen to rolling your own smoke?
These prepackaged, shrink-wrapped, off-the-shelf responses of condemnation
seem to leave something to be desired. If you're gonna rail against a post,
do so
I don't think so.. I haven't received anything from them personally. If they
were harvesting addresses, my guess would be that there would be more traffic
and/or complaints. The only exposure that I have had to them is here on the
list. With that being said, I am *highly* amused when one does come
Now there was a beautiful area to be. I bet that it's gorgeous this time of
year.
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http://www.its.state.nc.us/Career/Career.asp?pn=3954
If you are looking for a stable, permanent p
Nahh... It's actually quite easy really. I'm just not certain that we want to
go there.
"...So I m not sure what their choice of cars says about their personalities..."
If I were to venture a guess, it would be that *one* of these fellas realizes
that size does matter, and therefore h
Just testing to see if I have all my sums right.. My mail server crashed and I
had to rebuild it.
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Hi all.
I have a question that is going to be a bit off topic, and I'd like to run
it up the flag to see who salutes.
Does anyone out there have first-hand experience with HP ServiceDesk? Most
importantly, how does it compare with the AR System in terms of pricing?
What are your experiences? Woul
Just sort of curious, but has there been any 'revelations' associated
with this? We kicked the topic around back in July, and then the
conversation got mysteriously quiet again.
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>> Bing, not a session, a track! A track = 13 sessions.
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>> Part of the conference
"...Bing, not a session, a track! A track = 13 sessions..."
Wonderful. That's a great thing. Well done. That's not the answer to his
question, however. His question was:
"Now, what about those complimentary developer kits?"
It seems like a fairly straight forward question to me, yet I don't bel
Darn it... Coffee on the keyboard and out the nostrils... Bill!!!
I cannot stop chuckling...
I took a First Responder course a couple of semesters ago. Endotracheal
intubation, MUH, FDGB, CATS, and transoccipital implants otherwise known as
lead overdose syndrome was covered in depth. Good thing
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Folks,
It's been a long week already, so I thought I'd send this out early, as
it made me smile this morning. J
That's not exactly the direction that I was headed. Maybe I am just venting
here a bit, but since it would seem to have both merit and value, so I'll
complete my thoughts...
I hadn't mentioned anything about the ITSP suite, the new and improved SLM
components, or anything about consultants; much l
Is it just me, or is that sort of thing seemingly more common than not? I
mean, it seems that each and every time that I talk to a recruiter, or check
out a job posting, the PDs themselves are written in such a way as to
literally exclude anyone that does not have exactly what some nit-whit in
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Have you confirmed that the ARAdmin user has execute permissions to the
stored procedure? It would make sense that you would be able to execute the
procedure since it would have been created under your account. ARAdmin,
however, would have been denied access to the object by default.
Have you trie
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MBOX that I could get a copy of?
TIA.
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developer-only version
of their products yet, so trying to provide any practical assistance is
out of the question. Not being able to play with the technology and learn
from it without working for someone that already has it - bites.
My gut instinct, however, says that there has
i-Microsoft zealot, use Apache (or whatever the open
>> source/competing product is) each and every time.
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>> But if you're not really concerned about all those politics, IIS is a
>> fine choice for Windows operating systems.
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> we are planning to install this in a clustered environment with load
> balancing software and would like to know if you had issues if any with
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however, just to be on the safe side.
Just an idle thought - offered humbly.
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ver is run under popen runs as the
> caller. In this case ARS, which should not have those privileges - and
> if they are running as root they deserve all they get :-) Calling
> something that uses popen from ARS is no better or worse than invoking
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d to do the job... Best part - no root-ski
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anel, but it
should work fine for the average stuff. Besides, if it's a major network
or service outage, the customers will be on the phone anyway...
Just a thought...
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ery easy to backup and
restore, can be installed on a non-local disk (san, nas, or just plain ol'
NFS mount) and are vastly easier to recover because no special directories
are used, nor are permissions.
Offered up const
It's just a tad late now, but
If I had a wish that I knew that they would actually listen to, it would
be for the AR System (the entire kit and kaboodle, the platform, the
utilities, all of the packages ITSP, Migrator, CSS, everything) to be made
available to developers via a subscription serv
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Well... All of the Greek letter thingies below make my head spin, and I think that they mean that free beer is a good thing, right?With that in mind, we can move to the next logical question - What if dog were spelled c-a-t??Whoa. Fri Dec 07 2007 10:58:50 PM UTC from David Sanders to arslist@A
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"...Will, I like your idea and it makes sense but I�ve worked places where circumventing the IT department�s security, i.e. by going through a tunnel to an outside mail server..." Hhrrmm... Argh... D'oh! That's not exactly what I meant to suggest. Circumventing departmental policy usually end
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I admit to being a bit curious... I am not trying to drag out the topic, but am just plain curious... In these environments, what are the "guidelines" for using the internet? I mean, can you surf out to a webmail site and view the contents of the list from an account such as Yahoo! Mail, or GM
Jack -
Maybe I am not reading this correctly... It's Friday, and I am a bit short
in the sleep department again...
Essentially what I am getting here is that you cannot connect to your web
service over an SSL connection. SSL is the "Secure Sockets Layer" that is
used for securing the connect
Was it spelled correctly in Zandish? That's all that counts.
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resent this for searching purposes.. I spelled a word wrong..
have a great day..
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That's a very good question. I wonder if someone from the BMC camp would
care to expound on that one a bit? I'd like to see some clarity added,
because I can guarantee that - if this is for real - I am going to keep
it in mind, and make my management,
ersonally, I would stick with the API.
First, the speed increase is not that important when you consider the
volume of the information that you are returning in your result set. The
goal is not to process tens of thousands, or even millions of rows, but
rather to get the previous days data. (I
True story: While on a tour of the Sudan Mines in Tower, Minnesota, a
ride in a mining elevator is necessary to descend the 1/2 mile
underground to the level where the tour begins. The elevator rocks back
and forth, and the door is somewhat questionable. The elevator is also
sloped back at an a
Actually, I really, really wish that they would produce a developer-only
version of their software, including not just the core technology, but
the applications as well. Lots of other companies do exactly this,
including Microsoft. For all the grief that I give those guys at expos,
I have to ad
I guess that the question that I would have is - what are your ASP pages
actually written in?
Are they comprised of what is typically referred to as 'classic ASP,' or
are the .NET variety? My next question would be on which platform your
Apache/Tomcat instance is going to be located, as the co
... happened to the million dollar mystery...
strings areserverd | grep -i mysql
???
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You have to use the mod_jk connector to bridge the gap between apache and
tomcat. There is a tutorial on how to put this togeter over on the Apache
website.
http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/webserver_howto/apache.html
> All right all you gurus.
>
> I have MidTier 7.0.1 running on
It sounds like you're logging into another exchange server on the your
companies domain, but not the one that contains the mailbox that is used
to store the messages in question. Did the exchange administrator change
servers? Essentially, the message is stating that the mailbox in question
does not
I am not sure if anyone has seen this, but Sun is shipping Solaris 10
(Sparc, and x86) out to anyone that wants to simply sign up... Sun
Studio is also included.
http://www2.sun.de/dc/forms/reg_us_2211_391.jsp
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Why re-invent the wheel? www.arslist.org has them already stored, and you
can search on them there.
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Already got something... I started out using an application called
"ForKeeps" that did quite a bit. If you want to try it out, you can find
it at www.fkeeps.com. Ragnar's application works just fine, and it has a
number of search features which work pretty well.
Sometime later, I got a little
Service Desk Express is, or rather was, Magic Service Desk. It was
acquired by Remedy Corp (please correct me if I am mistaken here) sometime
before BMC gobbled up Remedy as a means of expanding their offerings.
SDE is not quite what what you're thinking...
SDE is entirely web based, and is build
Most of the Mac stuff does look very appealing...
It *seems* (note, I said seems) like they are the ones leading in terms of
design. If you look at many of the new laptops, they share some design
characteristics of the Powerbook. There is also the whole liquid look,
which sort of started on the Ma
Well... Off-the-cuff, I would have to say that this is similar in concept
to what Magic - err.. umm... BMC Service Desk Express - is.
Magic is a completely web-based tool, and so is this. Magic allows you to
create "Business Rules" to fill requirements for customizations, whereas
the service-now o
I thought that I heard somewhere, sometime ago that macros were going to
become obsolete, and that there were going to be tools made available that
would help convert them. I am certain that the UT will still support them
for sometime to come, but why?
Honestly, macros remind me of the Vax/VMS - i
Well, this is a pleasant surprise. I was surfing around the net this
evening (morning) and noticed that the AR System now has it's own page
over on Wikipedia. Very cool.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Request_System
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I moved over the weekend. Just testing to see if I have a connection yet.
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If the option is enabled in the server configuration, you could place this
on the home page form. By doing this, the form is almost guaranteed to
give you some results, since the form is opened for each user during the
login process.
On Wed, December 20, 2006 2:56 pm, Joe DeSouza wrote:
> None to
Adrian Cronauer was right
AC - "We've got a special man in the audience today right now. It's Mr.
Leo. He's a fashion consultant"
LEO -"Thank you, i'm just very happy to be here. I want to tell you
something."
AC - "What's that?"
LEO - "You know, this whole camouflage thing, for me, doesn't
MMMuaahhhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaa..
Nice one.
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Now, hold on a minute!
Those of you that know me know I like to play devil's advocate
whenever a big list wide vent starts happening. Sometimes it helps to
keep the view that the sky is falling from sw
Database replication is something that requires planning, at least as much
as one would give the application. It can be challenging to set up (what
tables do you plan on replicating - all or just a few key ones?), and does
have a cost in terms of performance that is associated with it (because
each
Just out of idle curiousity, what became of that API wrapper that was
written for VB6 a few years ago? I remember something about the source
being continued, but don't know where it went from there. Has this more or
less been replaced by the .net component?
> Janet:
>
> Unfortunately ESP is no
First, the overall structure of the database schema is completely
different. From within the AR System, the core tables are actlink,
filter, etc. One the Magic side, there are a couple of types of core
tables, starting with NAMSys, and then SMSys.
The 'user' tables are also different, as withi
Actually, isn't there something out there for this? It strikes me as odd
that the vendor, or some enterprising third-party VAR would not have
developed this already
> Isn't this how big government gets started. :-)
>
> Thad
> "Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."--
skills
for the OS or DBMS of your choice available in your organisation? And of
course you could also take a look at the license and hardware costs between
the different options. Good luck,Michiel
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SQL Server vs.
On SQL Server vs. Oracle -
Oracle scales better. Consider for a moment that most of Microsoft's
vision for SQL Server is on a quad processor box or less. Over 90% of SQL
Server installations have four or less processors. Anything over 8
processors and your looking at Windows DataCenter which
If you're on SQL Server, then you could use 'openrowset' to get at the
data on the remote server in a query from your destination system. You can
find the details on this at:
http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/10894_3331881_1
Since it is a query, you can create a view from i
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I don’t know if this helps, but there are postings every now and again that are sent to the list or come in via headhunters which are looking for resources that are in possession of a clearance for such work. I know that there are several in
Addis:
The short answer is no. There is no automated mechanism that would allow
you to perform a rollback within the AR System. Your only option in this
regard is to contact your friendly, neighborhood DBA, make offerings of
pizza and ask him to restore the database to a time before your upda
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I think that I am going to adopt a 'wait and see'
attitude this time round. I am assuming that they have some sort of content or
something inside the presentations that would raise an eyebrow, or two and that
it needs to be removed from the material before it can be made public. At least,
I don't know if this will help or not, but in the past, I have had
occasions in which I have had to create a custom installation package for
the AR System UT, and whatever other custom software that was needed, such
as a screen pop.
I did the installation on a Windows XP machine, hunted down t
Well... That will teach me to take a sip of coffee at the same time that I
read one of Axton's posts.
On Tue, 12 Sep 2006, Axton wrote:
Mmmm, all new ip stack. Tasty
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Are there any over-riding reasons for trying Vista at t
Modeling is one of the best ways of learning. A student generally watches
something being done, and then tries to do it on their own, or with a
little help.
In the AR System world, the same thing holds true. It is
possible to get ones hands on some definition files and examples which
have alr
John is right.
The contents of the 'Request ID' field do not mean what they used to.
It used to be that this was the primary key that would be used for gluing
records together and it was commonly passed to other records via macros
way back when. Starting with version four, a new function calle
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Koyb:
Ohh... Now that is a loaded question. I am afraid that you have just hit on
a real sort of sore spot with me. I have seen places out there that have done
something similar, allowing non-technical, non-programmer, non-developers
with little background (or understanding!) with the ap
Just found this:
http://www.remedy.com/customers/dht/archive/02-01-2005_C.htm
The URL's that you need are on the bottom.
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006, Joe DeSouza wrote:
Listers,
If I have a apache web server and its servelet installed, how do I invoke the
default admin page of the server and th
Joe -
What exactly are you using for the "servelet" engine?
If you are using tomcat, the it should be something like this:
http://servername:8080/
From the site that appears, you can enter either the tomcat manager or
administrator pages.
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006, Joe DeSouza wrote:
Lister
The only answer that I think of is: it depends.
The number of administrators and/or support staff is going to depend upon
what you intend to do with the product once you have it installed. Are you
planning on integrating it with existing systems? What are your support
hours going to be like? What
I'll probably get flogged for this both on the list and off, but...
Whether or not someone is a 'solid' contributor or not is irrelevant.
Whether or not it is a joke or not is irrelevant. Everyone here on the
list is - allegedly - the same. On a basic level, we are each a person,
and deserve to be
I dunno if I agree with this one either, but that is the nature of the
list, yes?
Public permission is a good concept, but - IMHO - is something that is way
overly used and again - IMHO - is more or less an excuse to be lazy. It is
more or like granting db_datareader to all of your accounts on sql
>
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>> > > On 4/18/06, Axton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > > > How about a 'hot' place to work.
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>> > > > On 4/18/
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