[ARSystem 7.1 P007, Change Management 7.0.03 P009,CCM Flashboard
1.0.00]

On Apr 12, 6:44 pm, Raj <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello All,
> CCM Calendar does not display changes in 1-day view. Created few
> change requests and we can view them on 5-day or 7-day view, but when
> we filter with 1-day, there are no change requests displayed on the
> CCM Calendar. ( These changes have all the date/time fields completed
> - Actual Start/End Dates, Scheduled Start/End Dates and Requested
> Start/End Dates) This issue is only specific to specific users
> belonging to EST timezone. As I logged in with the same user profile
> but was unable to reproduce on my local machine.(I am based in PST
> timezone). This is on midtier. Haven't tried giving BMC Remedy User
> Tool to the user to test? As all our users would be using Midtier to
> use Remedy.
>
> Am I missing something which need to be configured to display all the
> changes on the CCM Calendar?
> This is very crucial to us as we have most of our users belonging to
> EST timezone and we are planning on going live within next couple of
> weeks.
>
> In addition, I asked the user to do the following but it didn’t help
> to resolve the issue with the CCM Calendar.
> 1. Logout from the mid-tier.( Please make sure you do not have
> multiple tabs open for mid-tier, make sure you log out) 2. Delete all
> the cookies and temp internet files.
> 3. Make sure there’ nothing in the filtering criteria, clear all
> fields on QUICK FILTER on Change Calendar(Quick Filter is on the top-
> left corner of the Change Calendar window).
> 4. Login to mid-tier and open the Change Calendar and see if that
> helps.
>
> Please advise,
> Raj
>
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