Marc,

                Have you tried attaching to the other Remedy DB as if it was
just a standard SQL DB?  Try using the view associated with whatever table
you are working with.

 

HTH,

Brian

 

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** Drew... Thanks for the input.  I guess I need to start looking at how to
"McGuiver" something out of the capabilities I have available to me...

On 5/21/08, Drew Shuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

Marc, I've only done external database to Remedy EIE exchanges. Apparently
EIE can connect to flat files and XML so that may be a good direction,
depending on the version of EIE that you're running.

The EIE documentation should tell you what kind of connections you can make.

Drew

On Wed, 21 May 2008, Marc Simmons wrote:

Drew, this is an integration partner that we have to connect to... not
another internal machine.  This partner wants to do as little work (because
they have not been given a budget to integrate, but have been given a
mandate to integrate) in order to integrate with us.  This partner would not
want to provide an additional db license/security etc for this effort.

Joe, all of the above applies to DSO as well.  Using DSO would require they
this partner purchase and configure it as well.  Even if they already owned
DSO, it can be pretty complicated to implement and would probably require a
lot of work on their part... which we have know has to be at a minimum.

That's why EIE was chosen.  I done plenty of integrations with 3rd party
products so I understand the basics.  All of the marketing material says
that it can be used to integrate with another Remedy server as well... it's
just not clearly defined how to set up that data exchange.

Anyway.. hope that answers some of the questions so far.

Marc


On 5/21/08, Joe DeSouza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


**  Wouldn't DSO be the more ideal solution for moving Remedy data accross
two Remedy servers? Why EIE?

Joe

 ----- Original Message ----
From: Marc Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 10:28:59 AM
Subject: EIE questions

** Hi List,

I need to use EIE to synchronize data between 2 Remedy servers.  All of the
EIE (7.X) documentation explains how to move data between 1 Remedy server
and some other 3rd party application... usually a database or flat file.
Does anyone have any experience configuring data exchanges that moves data
between 2 Remedy servers?

Thanks in advance for the help.

--
Marc Simmons
Remedy Administrator

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