Joe, 
 
You may also need to add data records to SHR:ARDBCEnumLookup for any
fields you added that were drop-list in structure. To debug you can turn
on server-side sql logging to capture the output of the query issued to
see where it's failing. Typical problems occur due to swapping of Field
ID and Vendor Field ID in SHR:ARDBCFields record and not restarting the
plugin after making a change. Check out the sql log and it should point
you in the right direction.
 
If you want to save yourself some time when you make a change to the
overview console you can (unix) kill the arplugin pid or (windows) end
process on the arplugin instead of waiting the 10 minutes for the full
arserver restart. (best left to non-production environments). Armonitor
will kick off the armonitor again automagically. 
 
Enjoy, 
 
Eric

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Duncan McFarlane
Sent: Monday, October 12, 2009 9:21 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: REPOST: Customizing the SHR:ARDBC_OverviewConsole to view
custom form and its data...


** 

I had to restart the AR Server service to have the data show last time I
added fields to the console

 

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Joe DeSouza
Sent: October 12, 2009 2:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: REPOST: Customizing the SHR:ARDBC_OverviewConsole to view
custom form and its data...

 

Considering there seemed to have been some sort of a latency in the list
lately, I thought I'd repost what I had posted last week just before the
weekend. So I apologize if you receive this twice.

 

I want to add a custom form and results from that to the console
results. I think I have done everything that I thought that I should do
in order to do this.

 

So far I have:

1) Added the fields that need to appear in the console to the
SHR:ARDBC_OverviewConsoleTemplate form
2) Created a data record for the custom form with a GUID
"USERASSETRECORDS" for that form.
3) Added these same fields to the SHR:ARDBC_OverviewConsole form
4) Added data records mapping the fields whose ID's do not match on the
custom application form and the template form to the SHR:ARDBCFields
form to match the above GUID.
5) Restarted the AR Server.

 

When I search the vendor SHR:ARDBC_OverviewConsole form, I do see the
additional records that should be seen but I cannot see the data. I
created a table field and added the fields that were added to that table
field and I fail to view the data.. However the table field does return
as many rows as it should but with null data.

 

I have checked the permissions and its pretty much public everywhere
including the Request ID column of the custom application form. And I
fail to see the data even as the administrator of the system.

 

Also at the time when I try to display the result to the table field, I
get a warning "ARWARN [51] Field ID specified does not exist in this
form : 7". Which form is it looking for the Status field? Obviously the
custom application form does have this field, as it is a core field. The
only form that doesn't have it is the display only form where the table
field is on.

 

Is there some configuration step that I am missing?

 

Joe

 

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