No, you need to run it on our Remedy install, but if you do multiple
runs of it, you can then do some work to figure what has been edited. 

 

In our case we were running patch2, installed patch5 under the renamed
admin account, ran arinside, and then explored the output by looking at
the last modified by details ie. all new/edited workflow was shown as
updated by ITSM7p5.

 

Cheers

Steve

 

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You mean that ARInside will examine Patch 5 and tell me what's in it
BEFORE I install it?

 

Rick
 

On 8/28/07, Stephen Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

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Rick

We have been using a combination of ARInside (before and after the
patch), and installing the patch under an admin account called 'ITSM7p5'
or similar, and this has given us a good idea of what's going on.. and
there is a lot. 

Cheers

Steve

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Information Services

The University of Melbourne

 

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Subject: ITSM 7.0.2 Patch 5

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Has anyone figured out how to get a list of the workflow objects
contained (i.e. modified) in this patch?  

Not only is there apparently no way for us to do that prior to
implementation, BMC Engineering is telling me that they can't (read:
won't) provide that information. 

Maybe this is just me, but I think that it's unacceptable to expect
customers to implement a patch blindly.

-- 
Rick Cook 

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