DSO needs the mapping with same name to be present on server B which was
used to transfer record from server A. Where DSO transfers data with
ownership on destination server it also fills a special field "from
mapping" on the transferred record.This field will be later used in DSO
update/return ope
There is no need to update UDM:RappPassword form for this. As Yogesh
mentioned UDM:RappPassword always needs an entry for Remedy Application
Service user password for a specific AR server to which connection needs to
be established. Since you updated it to new user's password it will not
work since
Please check if you have configured the target server name, target server
port configured correctly on the source server side. If this is not present
in configuration it is assumed that port for source server and target
server are same in DSO. Also check if the target server is reachable from
sourc
Below idea can be automated if you use assignment engine to do the
assignments based on a rule.
1) Form A which has information of all the consultant along with the shift
timing.
2) an escalation written on this form which will set the availabity of the
consutlant to not available/on vacation on t
Can you type in the qualification string which you are using?
Thanks,
Rajendra
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 12:30 AM, Frank Caruso wrote:
> ** ARS 6.3, SOalris, Oracle
>
> Are there any known issues with using Matching Qualifications in a DSO
> mapping?
>
> I keep getting "Qualification line error at
Application commands always run on the server, you must use the following
syntax when executing an Application command from an active link:
To run the command on the current server:
@@:processCommand {parameters]
To run the command on a different AR System server:
@serverName:processCommmand [para
Hi,
Yes DSO custom mapping supports different data types for source and
destination fields. If source and destination data types are different, DSO
converts the field value from source data type to destination data type.
Thanks,
Rajendra
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:41 PM, tina flores wrote:
> Hi
Hi,
If you are using RunProcess action in filter instead of set fields actions
then you will have to use the filter phase override naming convention i.e.
filter name must ends with '!. This causes the action to run in first phase
and allow the changes to be committed to database.
Thanks,
Rajendra
Hi,
Are you returning the no of records for getListEntryWithFields() api in your
ARDBC plugin? The no of records is represented by the last argument which is
of type OutputInteger class and you have to set an integer value of no of
records in it before you return the entry list using a setValue me
9 matches
Mail list logo