I see that I need to have a unique column field that enforces not null and must 
be an integer or char no less than 6 no greater than 15.  The view nor the form 
form doesn't have that column.  Can I create a view and change the type of the 
field to meet the requirement for remedy?  Can I do like   Create view 
dbo.MyViewForm
  AS 
  select 
  UID INT NOT NULL, as Field
  , Last_Name
  , First_Name
  ........etc
I only have read access to the table from the linked server and I just created 
the view by select * from that table.  

LJ Longwing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  **     After a quick search through my 
master index for 6.3, it told me that the information I was looking for was in 
the 'Basic' guide, I found the information I was referring to starting on page 
174.  Good luck

    
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**   Remedy 6.3 on SQL 2005.  Which manual should I be looking for?  Thanks
   
   
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Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 7:08 AM
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Subject: Re: No available columns when creating a view form from SQL
   
  ** 
  Well Tricky,
  There is a section in the manual, which manual depends on your version, that 
tells you what field types are supported in Remedy View forms, if you don't 
have any of those, then they won't show up as available fields, pay special 
attention to the requirements for the Request ID field.
   
    
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Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 8:02 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: No available columns when creating a view form from SQL
  ** I have a view on SQL that I want to load on Remedy so I open the admin 
tool and click on new object then I select view form and type in my database 
table ARSystem.dbo.MyViewForm and when I click on load I don't get an error but 
there's no available columns showing up.  MyViewForm is a view I created from a 
linked server using SQL.  I can query that view on SQL using management studio 
with no problem.  Do you know why I can't load it on Remedy or can someone show 
me how how to do this?  Thanks 
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