Also, with ITSM, there are two mechanism that store group membership
information.  SHR:Assignment and the Group List field on the User form.  You
can try to add a user to a group in the User form directly.  I'm pretty sure
the menus that drive the group members drop-downs are driven by the
SHR:Assignment records.  Not sure if the workflow that enforces reassignment
restrictions is driven by this data (SHR:Assignment) or the group membership
stored in the user form.

Axton Grams

On 11/22/06, Axton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

If you are using ITSM, the APP-Management group allows people to reassign
tickets between groups.

Axton Grams

On 11/22/06, Heynewgirl < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Listers,
>
> Weird question for all of you.  I have a user who wants to be added to
> a group but does not want to show up in the group drop down list.  I
> did this for another person and all I did was add their name in the
> Configure People in Groups within the Remedy Application Configuration.
> I have added others to groups and they show up.  What on earth did I
> do to enable this user to not be seen in the drop down.  We are
> actually doing this because these 2 groups want to assign and reassign
> tickets back and forth to each other.  Currently no one can assign
> tickets to others outside their group.  The standard Remedy setup.
> But....the group leader wants to be able to send tickets back and forth
> with this other group without having to ask the help desk to reassign.
> We do not have queue managers.  So I figured, just put everyone in each
> others groups but make them invisible in each others group drop down.
> I did this for the one person and I cant figure it out how to do it
> again.  Or even this is a good idea.  I dont want to create an entire
> new group and we dont want this other group to have access to the rest
> of our tickets.
>
> Katherine
> Remedy System Administrator
>
> 
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