Re: Problem copying records to People form

2013-06-04 Thread Hennigan, Sandra
I use a series of Escalation to normalize field content in advance of pushing 
data to CTM:People.

The first copies AD records from the ARDBC form to my staging form. Each 
escalation in the next group keys off an AD attribute to normalize the data. 
The next writes records to CTM:People, followed by an escalation that updates 
existing CTM:People, a final escalation deletes the staging form records. The 
escalations run 5 times a day without measurable impact to the application.

Attached is the Escalation that pushes records from my staging form to the 
CTM:People form successfully.

Good luck!

Sandra Hennigan
Remedy Developer

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Subject: Problem copying records to People form

Hi,

I am writing code to sync Active directory records with people form as there is 
no out of box process in our version 7.6.04. In this process i created a 
staging form where i imported all records from Active Directory, when i trying 
to sync records from staging form to People form using escalation following 
error has been showing up in the log file and the record is not copying to 
People form. The Number(007) keeps on increasing for each record 
its trying to copy.

The qualification am using for push fields is 'Remedy Login ID=Login ID in 
staging form(If no match create new request and if matches take no action)

Please suggest me solution to this problem or else please let me know if there 
is any other way to sync records from staging form to People form.

error:
 Error while performing escalation action
007
   0: Push Fields
008
   0: Push Fields
009
   0: Push Fields
0010
   0: Push Fields

Thanks

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CreatePeopleEscalation.def
Description: CreatePeopleEscalation.def


Problem copying records to People form

2013-06-03 Thread Sri teja
Hi,

I am writing a code to sync Active Directory records with people form as there 
is no in built feature in our version 7.6.04. I created a staging form where i 
imported all records from Active Directory. I created a Escalation and trying 
to copy records from Staging form  to People form i am getting an error(i 
captured this from the log file) which looks like following. For every new 
record when escalation is trying to copy from staging form to People form the 
following error is showing up and its not creating the record in People form. 
The number(0007) shown below keeps on increasing for every record.

The Qualification for push field action i used is Remedy Login ID=Login ID in 
staging form(if no request match create a new request and if any request match 
take no action)

Can you please suggest me solution for this problem or else if there is any 
other way to copy records from staging form to People form please let me know.

Error:
 Error while performing escalation action
007
   0: Push Fields
008
   0: Push Fields
009
   0: Push Fields
0010
   0: Push Fields

Thanks.

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Problem copying records to People form

2013-06-03 Thread Sri teja
Hi,

I am writing code to sync Active directory records with people form as there is 
no out of box process in our version 7.6.04. In this process i created a 
staging form where i imported all records from Active Directory, when i trying 
to sync records from staging form to People form using escalation following 
error has been showing up in the log file and the record is not copying to 
People form. The Number(007) keeps on increasing for each record 
its trying to copy.

The qualification am using for push fields is 'Remedy Login ID=Login ID in 
staging form(If no match create new request and if matches take no action)

Please suggest me solution to this problem or else please let me know if there 
is any other way to sync records from staging form to People form.

error:
 Error while performing escalation action
007
   0: Push Fields
008
   0: Push Fields
009
   0: Push Fields
0010
   0: Push Fields

Thanks

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Re: Problem copying records to People form

2013-06-03 Thread Joe D'Souza
You are probably not setting some required field that doesn't have a
default.

Joe
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Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 7:10 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Problem copying records to People form

Hi,

I am writing code to sync Active directory records with people form as there
is no out of box process in our version 7.6.04. In this process i created a
staging form where i imported all records from Active Directory, when i
trying to sync records from staging form to People form using escalation
following error has been showing up in the log file and the record is not
copying to People form. The Number(007) keeps on increasing for
each record  ts trying to copy.

The qualification am using for push fields is 'Remedy Login ID=Login ID in
staging form(If no match create new request and if matches take no action)

Please suggest me solution to this problem or else please let me know if
there is any other way to sync records from staging form to People form.

error:
 Error while performing escalation action
007
   0: Push Fields
008
   0: Push Fields
009
   0: Push Fields
0010
   0: Push Fields

Thanks

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Re: Problem copying records to People form

2013-06-03 Thread Karthik
you need to enable filter log as well to see what is going on. Enable
filter log on server level and give the same log file name as the
escalation log file so that you can see both in action together. Once you
do that, it will show which filter is throwing error for what record being
processed by the escalation.

I would also suggest an alternate way as below:
Instead of trying out with escalations directly, modify the records
directly on your staging form and enable flter logs and see what is going
on. you should get the same error in this approach as well, but saves a lot
of debugging time. You can proform quick filter fixes and retry the
operation in no time. once everything works in the manual way, enable
escalations and check what hapens

Regards,
Karthik


On 4 June 2013 05:16, Joe D'Souza jdso...@shyle.net wrote:

 You are probably not setting some required field that doesn't have a
 default.

 Joe
 -Original Message-
 From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
 [mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Sri teja
 Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 7:10 PM
 To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 Subject: Problem copying records to People form

 Hi,

 I am writing code to sync Active directory records with people form as
 there
 is no out of box process in our version 7.6.04. In this process i created a
 staging form where i imported all records from Active Directory, when i
 trying to sync records from staging form to People form using escalation
 following error has been showing up in the log file and the record is not
 copying to People form. The Number(007) keeps on increasing for
 each record  ts trying to copy.

 The qualification am using for push fields is 'Remedy Login ID=Login ID in
 staging form(If no match create new request and if matches take no action)

 Please suggest me solution to this problem or else please let me know if
 there is any other way to sync records from staging form to People form.

 error:
  Error while performing escalation action
 007
0: Push Fields
 008
0: Push Fields
 009
0: Push Fields
 0010
0: Push Fields

 Thanks


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