What OS is your Remedy server on? On Unix/Linux you can look at the
arfork.log file to see the actual command executed and what error may have
occurred.
And is this server side (Filter) or client side (Active Link)?
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Hi Fred
Actually echo echo “$field$” > file worked on the Remedy Side but didn’t
actually create or update the file. Probably either a path or permission issue,
but this was a great start.
Thanks
Mark
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf
Mark,
I remember doing something like this using the Log filter action and logging to
a file on the server. Maybe you can read up on that to see if it helps.
Good Luck,
--Phil
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Brittain, Mark
Sent:
There are multiple ways to do this.
Notify Action (using the Other value)
Runprocess Action (doing something like echo “$field$” > file )
Doing a plugin to write the file
After you have a file on the server you can use the runprocess command in a set
fields action
Thanks everyone, this has been very helpful. Have a second question which might
not be possible.
Based on the workflow that I started with below I end up with something like
this
{
"MultiRequest": {
"data": [
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