David,
Should we try an upgrade or treat this like a new product?
A new prduct, given the architechure, group and role change.
Should we bring all modules up at the same time or use a phased
implementation of Asset, Change, Service Desk, SLM and Flashboards?
I would start with Service Desk and
What are you LDAP too Active Dir, Lotus Notes, .?
John Atherly
American Power Conversion
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sujan nellikkandy
I really thought that was going to do the trick. After deleting 472
.arf files and 523 .arv files (with all of their folders), I'm still
getting this error message. :(
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Have you tried it from a different computer?
Are you using a preference server?
Thanks,
Gary Opela, Jr
Sr. Remedy Developer
Leader Communications, Inc.
405 736 3211
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You guys rock!
I did a set fields with PROCESS$ %COMSPEC% /c echo %COMPUTERNAME%
It worked really well.
New Problem: I am using my home page Window-Loaded to trigger this
workflow. That means every time the user loads the home page in the
user client, the workflow is triggered.
I am wondering
Try to search in which form id 536870993 exist, maybe a push action ?
SELECT s.name,fieldName FROM field f , arschema s WHERE f.fieldID = 536870993
and s.schemaid = f.schemaid order by s.name asc
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I agree with Sachin's comments.
I just stood up all the modules in a phased/offset approach. The customer
really only absorbed incident and SLA to any significant degree. Today, they
are fully operational on those two modules and are able to reproduce all their
previous functionality in
Bruce,
First a bit of house cleaning... A new question gets a new subject. :)
I think you have a few choices to make.
A) The Init-Form will work for User Tool clients. But last I looked it
is not supported by the Mid-Tier. ( Then again... the solution you
have does not work on the Mid-Tier
Hello everyone:
I am having problems trying to display the search and advanced search
buttons on the HPD:Helpdesk form (Helpdesk Application 5.6). In the
administrator tool I opened my HPD:Helpdesk form then I clicked on Form-
current view - properties and on the menu access tab I checked
Jorge,
Make sure your setting the correct form view's properties. ( There are
several views on that form if my memory is correct.)
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Remedy Skilled Professional (RSP)
ARS = Action Request System(Remedy)
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Another idea is to create a field with that id on your form again. See if
that is the problem. You can always remove it again.
Teresa
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Contr OC-ALC/ITMA
Sent: Wed 8/29/2007 8:44
Well, thanks to virtualization we do this in a SANDBOX prior to running
'setup.exe' on the Development server.
Clone DEV -- SANDBOX
Enable all Server Events
Run 'setup.exe'
Disable all Server Events
Export all entries in the Server Events form to excel.
ARInside and Panacea will also
Has anyone come up with a workflow naming convention that includes
multi-tenancy as part of the naming?
For example, In previous version of application being customized for the
ACME corporation you might have named a new active link on the
HPD:HelpDesk form something like this:
Well, an update to .dll files is a lot less disruptive to the business (in
general) than one that updates the software that enforces business
processes. And if companies like yours can use VM to get this data, BMC,
which also uses VM, can do the same.
Which they should.
Rick
On 8/29/07, Robert
Yup, we're on 6.3p20 but the OS is Solaris 8
Arthur
Axton Grams wrote:
We are also comparing different versions. I am 7.0.1p3, looks like
you are 6.3p20. On solaris, you can check for leaks using mdb
(assuming solaris 9+).
1-enable the use of libumem, set the following environment
In the 'old days', we used Prefixing as you have mentioned.
Now we have chosen to use Postfixing instead, this allows the
Work-flow-object (AL,Filter,guide..) to be listed next to each other
in the admin tool.
When customizing, we might DISABLE the OTB object, then clone it (Save
as) and
I really appreciate your help. I did set the properties the same on all
views. I marked checked all the accessible menu items on all views to
see if any change would occur and there is no change.
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With the arrival of ITSM7 it seems to me that the amount of customisation
being demanded is very small it doesn't matter so much anymore whether pre
or post fixes are used.
In my experience BMC upgrades do enable disabled objects so it's necessary
to have a method of disabling them again later.
Jorge,
Then I see two other possibilities...
1) Mid-Tier cache needs to be flushed. (You did not indicate which
client your using)
2) I seem to vaguely remember a bug about these properties being
set/not set in the an admin tool v6.3 patch xx (something). Maybe you
are fighting that bug?
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Hello,
Has anyone got a good explanation of why gaps may appear in the Request ID
sequence?
I performed a minor rollout on Monday evening, with only a couple changes to
workflow on the form in question. I can't think of anything that I could have
done that would cause the gaps to appear. Note
We're running 6.0.1, patch 1497 and see the same thing. I've always
suspected failed submits as the culprit (submit failed after NextID
retrieved and incremented), but I've never chased it down. Our
applications tolerate it.
Mike White
Office: 813-978-2192
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lee,
If you happen to have the next ID block size set, then gaps can occur no
matter which version of ARS or ITSM applications you are using. If you
using the ITSM 7.0 applications and above, I believe that the
application now requests the request ID when the request is initially
opened and then
It is true with ITSM VII that remedy does set a field whenever you open
the ticket, before saving it. It is not the column 1 record id field, it
is a different field. If you close a ticket without saving it, then
there is a gap created in this.
As for the C1 core request id, you can get gaps by
Thank you,
We are using a custom app, and there is no workflow to get the Next ID prior to
a submit.
The Next Request ID Block Size is set to one.
Remedy has not crashed.
These gaps seem random, sometimes one missing, sometimes several missing in a
row. Funny though that it only seems to be
Additional C1 gaps can occur in version 6.3-7.x if you have the
parameter Next-ID-Commit: T set in your conf file. This causes a
database commit to occur after selecting and updating nextid in arschema
(before creating the actual record). Thus if the actual record creation
rolls back, the
The client I am using is 6.03.00 patch 20. I was told to delete my .arf
and .arv files. Are these files in my workstation or the server or both?
What is the reason for the creation of these files?. I flushed the
mid-Tier cache and I still have the same problem.
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From:
Les,
Kelly, Matt and Gary are on the mark for OTB ITSM apps where the request is
created on opening of a 'New' incident or problem or change or solution form
from the application interface.
On custom applications however, it can happen if there is a push field
action that creates records on your
Hello Listers,
ARS 6.3 Patch 21
MS SQL Server 2000
Home-Grown Helpdesk
This is more of a conceptual question. Do you store multiple CTI's in
the HD Ticket? I don't have access to ITSM forms so I don't know if they
use joins or are all of the CTI's regular character fields on the same
form.
I
Hello All,
Help Desk 6.0
ArServer 7.01.01 Patch 003
Hello All,
My email is hosed, have 4K emails backed up. I have restarted the email
engine several times to no avail.
Also tried starting email from the cmd line, that used to work, but
now... nothing... if I restart the ARServer service will
Try performing a Stop on the service -then a Start. I've seen the email
engine not cooperate on a straight 'restart'. You shouldn't loose all
your queued emails on a restart of the server. I would also look for
KM25486 from Remedy - from versions 5.x through 6.x at least I continue
to have
Not sure what the problem is in your case, but the emails should queue. In
fact, I recently patched and due to a typo during the patching process had
the email pointing to the incorrect port. Some time had passed before the
problem was detected. Once I edited the EmailDaemon.properties file
Might also check to see if the credentials of the user on the Email Service
are still valid - sometimes the passwords are accidentally set to expire.
Rick
On 8/29/07, Candace DeCou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
** Try performing a Stop on the service -then a Start. I've seen the
email engine not
No, you should not lose queued email messages since they are simply
sitting in the form waiting to be processed.
The default Email Engine action on startup is to cache all of the email
addresses, etc. If you have a large number of accounts, it takes a
while for the email engine to start
Like several other posters so far, I would check the credentials on the
Email Service log-in. I've had several occasions over the years where
even though the password hadn't expired or changed, just re-entering it
for the log-on as in the Service properties and re-starting the
service got the
what does the email error log (form) say?
John
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 6:13:29 PM
Subject: HELP - EMAIL Hosed
**
Hello All,
Help Desk 6.0
ArServer 7.01.01 Patch 003
Hello All,
My email is
Hello All,
Guess What? Exchange Server was getting pounded and was dropping
connections.
Sorry for pressing the red button I should have checked the obvious
first ! *sheepish grin*
Thanks for all the help!
Jase Brandon
Remedy Administration/Development
Customer Support Systems Group
I use the Init-Form as well to capture the version the user is running,
their last login date/time, etc. It works great because the users don't
know about the Form that you are opening to capture information so they have
no way of closing it, etc.
The syntax is: Init-Form: FORM NAME
Put that
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Hi,
Did u check into the API logs? I have seen a behaviour in Remedy 7.0 where
everything goes on fine (workflow processing) and a request ID is
created, but in the end there will be an API error in the end and the whole
transaction is rolled back. After this system automatically redoes
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