Harmil,
Carey and Jarl's replies address your first issue.
The import can be automated using the command line version of the import
tool. Search the help in the admin tool for 'arimport' to get some info on
how to do this.
Cheers
Peter
Harmil writes:
Peter,
Could you explain
You could also import the data into a display-only form, and create a
filter trigger on submit to create or modify records in your main
form.
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Jarl
On 3/10/07, Harmil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Peter,
Could you explain me this in detail as i already import the CSV data on to
remedy tempora
Marmil,
Merge filters would only be triggered during the import process. (So
you would need to process the records again with the import tool at
this point. Or you would be processing the next data feed.)
However, you could have an Escalation ( that would be triggered by a
time based interval) t
Peter,
Could you explain me this in detail as i already import the CSV data on to
remedy temporary form using Remedy import so now i do have all data on remedy
form so how would i create a filter on merge which takes my temp table data on
to different form? Is there any way i can run this
ED] On Behalf Of Peter Romain
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 1:59 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Import CSV file in Remedy
I would create a new import form in Remedy and import the csv files into
this form.
Filters on merge would then be written to push the data to the correct
classes.
Harmi
Subject: Re: Import CSV file in Remedy
You can import the file directly into the database using DTS packages.
We tried in the past and it imported successfully.
You have to import into T table, H tables individually...
If we import directly into the tables, it doesn't update the next ID in
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Peter Romain
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 1:59 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Import CSV file in Remedy
I would create a new import form in Remedy and import the csv files into
this form.
Filters on merge wou
I would create a new import form in Remedy and import the csv files into
this form.
Filters on merge would then be written to push the data to the correct
classes.
Harmil writes:
All,
We need to import some CSV files in to Remedy Database (SQLServer) and it will be a one time dump of
All,
We need to import some CSV files in to Remedy Database (SQLServer) and it
will be a one time dump of data so we don't concern about the performance or
any other issues. We have different columns on CSV file goes to different BMC
CMDB 1.1 classes in remedy so how do i create a workflow
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