Thank you! I was hoping that with aliases and OOTB of AIE we could do
this! 

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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 12:42 AM
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Subject: Re: ITSM 7 & AIE Question

Love all this talk ogf translation tables and perl scripts to do a job
AIE can do quite happily.

Use the OOTB functionality to create an Alias then do a lookup using
TargetSQL function in AIE to map the Location information as necessary.

Matt


>
> Hi All - we are in the beginning phases of rolling out ITSM 7 here but

> I have one kind of important question.  We are going to be getting a 
> data feed from our payroll system of all employees but the location 
> names that the payroll system uses is different than we want to show 
> in Remedy.  What I am wondering is that if we are using AIE to bring 
> the data into Remedy can we make a location alias of the payroll name 
> and it will grab the correct location information.  Or am I going to 
> have build my own translation table to clean up the names.
>
> E.G. Payroll: Building A and Location Table: Location C's Building A
>
> Thanks
>
> ITSM 7.0.3 p8 (9005 & 9002)
> ARS 7.1 p4
>
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