You don't have to disable it, just tweak the data in the transition rules
form.. I just followed the workflow all the way to that form and modified
the entry that had a null integer value to value 3 to obsolete so that check
came out clean..

I'm pretty close to making this work :-) Thanks for your inputs though.. Its
always good to know you can have helpful people like yourself when you think
you might get stuck behind a stack of code you don't really care to dig into
:-)

Cheers

Joe
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  Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 3:04 PM
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  **
  Well, I did disable CTM:PPL:VerifyAccessRestriction_036 and _037_WarnMsg.
  Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
  Call Tracking Administration Manager
  University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
  http://itsm.unt.edu/





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    From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
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    Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 1:57 PM
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Re: The General Access group in ITSM 7...


    **
    I managed to get rid of the error (ARERR 1071032): As the Application
Data Admin of this ticket, you do not have permission to submit or modify
the People profile Status from "" to "Obsolete".

    Did this by disabling the appropriate entry in the Status transition
Rules table that disallowed Application Data Admin to create a record with
an Obsolete status..

    Ran the data exchange again but this time records will not get created
in CTM:People because of another error - its actually a warning but still
prevents creation of the request....

    (ARWARN 45013): You have not selected any data access rights for this
user. This user will not have access to view any data. You can apply access
rights in the Login/Access Details tab.

    Any Idea about how to get rid of this one? Do I have to create
information for the user in some supporting forms before adding the CTM
People record?

    Joe
      -----Original Message-----
      From: Joe D'Souza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
      Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 1:48 PM
      To: ARS Discussion List
      Subject: RE: The General Access group in ITSM 7...


      Chris,

      Thanks for your response..

      I noticed that the General Access group gets added automatically like
you said whenever you select any Permission Group that is of type
Application Permission.

      How did you go about 'automatically' creating users from PeopleSoft?
What were your Push field mappings to the CTM People form? Any of the
temporary fields that need to be populated? I populated the obvious which
are visible, including Site ID, which is associated with the Region and Site
group..

      However although the user that is running the data exchange has got
Contact People Admin permission but yet I get that error (ARERR 1071032): As
the Application Data Admin of this ticket, you do not have permission to
submit or modify the People profile Status from "" to "Obsolete".

      So looking at the filter CTM:PPL:StatusRulesErr_032 that causes this
error message, I might need to populate some of those tmp fields???

      Joe

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        Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 12:49 PM
        To: [email protected]
        Subject: Re: The General Access group in ITSM 7...


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        That check box fires filter CTM:PPL:SetUnrestrictedAccess_600_PPPG
and sets the user to Unrestricted Access, Permission Group ID = 1000000000.

        I think that filter CTM:PPG:Add_825_SetGeneralAccess_PSA stages an
action to SYS:Action to create the General Access permission after you have
selected a 'Permission Group Type' = "Application Permission" for the user
in CTM:People.  That is how support staff get it, when you start giving them
application permissions.

        I had planned to add General Access to ALL of my incoming records
from PeopleSoft at one point, to make the Requester Console available to
them, before we decided that customers would have NO access to ITSM, only to
Kinetic Request.  I believe that when I gave each customer Incident Viewer
they picked up General Access automatically. Later I decided to only give
them KMSAC-KMSUser Application Permissions ONLY, which still triggers the
process to give them General Access.  That custom filter created a record in
CTM:People Permission Groups with the following:

        +CTM:PPL:ProcessProposedAddPermissions-01 (Submit and Modify on
CTM:People) 950

        Run If: 'Profile Status' = "Proposed"

        Push Fields to CTM:People Permission Groups If: ($Remedy Login ID$ =
'Remedy Login ID') AND ('Permission Group ID' = 7110)

        Remedy Login ID = $Remedy Login ID$
        Status = Enabled
        z1D Action = "START"
        Person ID = $Person ID$
        Permission Group = "KMSAC-KMSUser"
        Permission Group ID = 7110
        Permission Group Type = Application Permission

        As I recall, you have to add any new permission in such a way that
it is additive to the permissions compiled in the CTM:PPG:UpdateGroupList
filter loops (which are insane to work with).
        Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
        Call Tracking Administration Manager
        University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
        http://itsm.unt.edu/





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          From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rick Cook
          Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 10:33 AM
          To: [email protected]
          Subject: Re: The General Access group in ITSM 7...


          ** There is a check box in the lower right corner on the page
where you set the permissions.  Checking that box and saving the People
record adds the General Access permission for the user.  At a DB level, I
think it has two values:  Yes and <NULL>.  I may have the details a bit off,
as I'm operating from memory, but the concept is correct.

          Rick


          On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 7:41 AM, Joe D'Souza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

            **
            How does one add this group to a user from the foundation data
interface (CTM:People)??

            We have used the foundation data loader provided to us by BMC
and it looks like that utility adds this group automatically..

            I need to replicated this to load data coming from PeopleSoft
when I do my necessary push field operation to create users into the People
form.. Any pointers will be greatly appreciated..

            Cheers


            Joe D'Souza

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