Does anybody have clue for the below one..! :)
From: Govind M (WI01 - GIS)
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 5:21 PM
To: 'Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)'
Subject: Filter - Webservice
I have been looking into one scenario to reproduce in test env but I just
confused more on this. It is like I have a filter with below syntax,
Filter name : Filter A
Filter runif : field1 = abdc AND field2 = No
Actions : Set field -> field 2 = Yes
Set field -> Trigger 3rd party webservice.
After firing the filter A for first time, field2 was set to the value "Yes" and
triggered the wbs request to a middle ware app for a record. After few
minutes, the same request has been triggered thrice with the intervals of
milliseconds which make me to think, after the value change in Runif field2, is
it possible to trigger the filter again? :( From the user tool wise, there is
no track of changes in the record and we don't have logs as well. I suspect
this can't be by user action, since it of milliseconds interval.
Does any come across in ARS 7.1 patch 8 in solaris box.? Any solutions/ ideas
are much appreciated to reproduce/resolve.
Regards,
Govind
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