Re: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

2010-11-21 Thread Sharon Menachem
Bummer! Rewording the subject line won't do it for me because the prefix is 
showing up so it is kind of obvious that something is missing!

I have been fortunate and only had this on my dev server and not live - it is 
going to be interesting to see what happens when I migrate the problematic 
filters over to the live server...


Thanks,
Sharon

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We a similar issue, and it's not just related to the $Request ID$ field but any 
variables you may pass to the Subject line come across as null.  BMC had no 
solution for this so I rewrote the subject lines of my emails to where you 
wouldn't easily be able to tell, e.g. changing $Firstname$ $Lastname$ is 
requesting a new username to New user request $Firstname$ $Lastname$.  
Hopefully BMC releases a patch for this soon.  I've tried everything from 
recreating my Filters from scratch to using other fields, to trying to trigger 
emails from various types of interactions with records (e.g. Create vs. Modify) 
and I can't detect a specific pattern to it.  I'm on 7.5 Patch 4 in production 
and Patch 6 in development, and it still happens in both environments 
consistently.

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson
Remedy Developer | Southern Union


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Subject: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

**
Hi All,

7.5 patch 3 no ITSM

I have some outgoing emails that are set up with the $Request ID$ both in the 
subject and body of the email.

Only the prefix of the Request Id appears in the subject, but not the numbers, 
and yet the complete correct request id appears in the body of the same email.

Anyone?

Thanks,

Sharon

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Re: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

2010-11-19 Thread Kemes, Lisa
This is not good.  We put variables into the subject of our emails a lot.  :(


Lisa




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Subject: Re: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

**
We a similar issue, and it's not just related to the $Request ID$ field but any 
variables you may pass to the Subject line come across as null.  BMC had no 
solution for this so I rewrote the subject lines of my emails to where you 
wouldn't easily be able to tell, e.g. changing $Firstname$ $Lastname$ is 
requesting a new username to New user request $Firstname$ $Lastname$.  
Hopefully BMC releases a patch for this soon.  I've tried everything from 
recreating my Filters from scratch to using other fields, to trying to trigger 
emails from various types of interactions with records (e.g. Create vs. Modify) 
and I can't detect a specific pattern to it.  I'm on 7.5 Patch 4 in production 
and Patch 6 in development, and it still happens in both environments 
consistently.

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson
Remedy Developer | Southern Union


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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Sharon Menachem
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 1:49 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

**
Hi All,

7.5 patch 3 no ITSM

I have some outgoing emails that are set up with the $Request ID$ both in the 
subject and body of the email.

Only the prefix of the Request Id appears in the subject, but not the numbers, 
and yet the complete correct request id appears in the body of the same email.

Anyone?

Thanks,

Sharon

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Re: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

2010-11-19 Thread Arthur Meyers
I will be out of the office until November 29th please contact John Morris
( jmorris1) 570-587-6174  if your problem needs attentioin


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Re: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

2010-11-18 Thread Pierson, Shawn
We a similar issue, and it's not just related to the $Request ID$ field but any 
variables you may pass to the Subject line come across as null.  BMC had no 
solution for this so I rewrote the subject lines of my emails to where you 
wouldn't easily be able to tell, e.g. changing $Firstname$ $Lastname$ is 
requesting a new username to New user request $Firstname$ $Lastname$.  
Hopefully BMC releases a patch for this soon.  I've tried everything from 
recreating my Filters from scratch to using other fields, to trying to trigger 
emails from various types of interactions with records (e.g. Create vs. Modify) 
and I can't detect a specific pattern to it.  I'm on 7.5 Patch 4 in production 
and Patch 6 in development, and it still happens in both environments 
consistently.

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson
Remedy Developer | Southern Union


From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Sharon Menachem
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 1:49 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: $Request ID$ info in body but not in subject of email

**
Hi All,

7.5 patch 3 no ITSM

I have some outgoing emails that are set up with the $Request ID$ both in the 
subject and body of the email.

Only the prefix of the Request Id appears in the subject, but not the numbers, 
and yet the complete correct request id appears in the body of the same email.

Anyone?

Thanks,

Sharon

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