Hi Dwayne

Are you using the 6.3 user tool to access a version 7 server?  I think you
will find that this error will go away if you use the correct version user
tool.

I'm not sure what causes this error, but I have seen it when I use the wrong
user tool version my mistake.

HTH

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Subject: ARERR [102] on display of AST:ComputerSystem record

Hello Everyone,

We have a customumized HelpDesk system plus the Asset
Management module.  We have copied the "Computing System" form
(AST:ComputerSystem) and its data from our old platform (ARS
6.3, HPUX-11 server) to the new (ARS 7.01, Linux server). To
display records we open "Manage Asset Information", pick Type
of "Computer System" and click "Search". This opens the
Computer System form.  If we click "Search" again it displays
a list of records.

In the new system, when we go from one record to another we
get a message that says, "ARERR [102] Name parameter (or name
field in a parameter) is empty." There are no errors in either
the Active Link or Filter logs. A search of the BMC Knowledge
Base didn't turn up any entries. The "Name" field has been
renamed to "ESN" in both the old system and the new, but we
don't get the error in the old system.

Any idea what this message means?

Dwayne Martin
Computing Support
James Madison University

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