Jason,
Not sure what NE and RE is but if you are using an AIE data exchange, is your 
Primary Key field the MAC attribute? If not, then that could possibly be why 
you see duplicates. Also, are there duplicates in the source or are there only 
duplicates after you do a Reconciliation? Actually, is the duplicate CI in the 
staging dataset or in BMC.ASSET? If it is in the staging dataset (the temp 
dataset where CI's are put into after AIE pulls from the source), then perhaps 
it is an AIE mapping issue or just eliminate the dupes from the source if you 
can. However, if the dupe is getting created in BMC.ASSET only after you do 
your reconciliation, then I would check the identification rules to make sure 
you are identifying correctly and CMDB doesn't think that you are merging a new 
record every time. 


-----Original Message-----
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Jason Miller
Sent: Wed 8/11/2010 6:27 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Atrium Core case sensitive?
 
Hello everybody,

We are fairly new to CMDB/AIE/NE/RE.  We are having issues with CIs from
different import sources not identifying as the same CI.  Our database is MS
SQL and is configured as case insensitive.  We are now looking to see if
case sensitivity is an issue.  For example we will get duplicate MAC CIs in
the production dataset for 001B783ED321 and 001b783ed321 after an ID and
Merge.

What are we missing.  Are there any components in the Atrium Core that are
case sensitive?

Thanks,
Jason

ARS 7.5 p5 (before the bad one)
Atrium Core 7.6 p2
ITSM 7.6 p1
MS SQL 2008 64 bit
Win 2008 64 bit

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