I've searched for an answer to how to sort using the GetListEntryWithFields
method using the 7.1 .NET API. I've not found any good examples in VB.
Here is a C# example that I was able to get, but am having trouble with
translating the "sortinfo" piece of the command. Can someone help? Does
Here's some links that the List provided for me back a few months ago... If I
remember correctly they were C++.
http://www.remedy.com/customers/dht/archive/09-01-2004_B.htm
Some programs that use the remedy .net api are available
at:http://arswiki.org/projects/dotnetutilClick the Browse So
Hi All,
I am familiar with how to connect using asp/vbscript to access remedy and
update/retrieve data using the API. I am not familiar with creating a
objectdatasource in asp.net 2005 and using a datagrid to view data (not
necessarily to update it). Has anyone done this successfully? If so
I have had this happen to me before. The form was there, just not available
to any of the users. And it was still in the database with records still in it.
I had to call Remedy Support, quite frankly this was one of the few times they
were really helpful. Nonetheless, the guy I talked to wa
The Miscellaneous TLI Error suggests that at one point the client was talking
to the server, but now that communication has been interrupted or the server is
no longer responding.
Hope that helps.
> Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:41:52 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re:
> Miscellaneous
Thanks for all the suggestions... I'll check them out.
> Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 08:28:22 +1000> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re:
> API & .NET/C++> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG> > If you're specifically after C#,
> do a search of the list archives - I remember a lister (Brandi?) putting up
> an
Anyone know of anyplace where I can look at some free sample code using VB.NET
or C++ for the Remedy API? I'm a relative newbie to the Remedy API and am
intermediate in ASP.NET and C++. I looked at the examples in the e-books, but
it doesn't seem to address some questions I have about it.
What version is the other server O/S and SQL version? I ask because there
seem to be issues with the MS Distributed Transaction Coordinator, SQL and
versions of W2K server and W2K3 Server.
In our situation, we were able to return results using Query Analyzer, but
Remedy wouldn't work or only
List,
I've tried to go through the last several weeks and days for the DST issues and
did not find this subject so pardon if it is a duplicate.
We've recently upgraded to ARS 6.3 patch 20 for the AR Server and Midtier. We
have some due date calculations that calculate up to a number of days
I'm not sure I know what it is you want to do, but we send notifications to
pre-defined groups via a secondary form that we have a multi line character
field, each line has a different email address, we do a query to the form and
set the value of the multi-line character field as the address for
I've been using 6.3 patch 20 client tool on a Vista Enterprise machine for
about a week. The only problem I had was installing it, in order to install
it, I had to set the windows compatibility on the setup file to XP (SP2).
After doing that, it installed beautifully and have had no other prob
We got this "Caught Exception" error as well, all we did was have our users
clear their internet cache and start a new browser session. That worked for us.
> Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 09:13:37 -0600> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re:
> Caught exception :Object Expected> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Yes, we saw this A LOT! In our situation almost all users were corrected by
deleting internet cache and cookies. (don't ask me why, I didn't get into it
that deep) Closing the current browser, then starting a new one. If THAT
didn't handle it a reboot afterwards did.
ALSO FYI for those upgrad
BTW, to answer your question, AVG Idle time is more important because it gives
you a reference over time about how busy the thread was. The MIN Idle time
only gives you a point in time reference... meaning, it tells you ONLY how long
the shortest period was before the thread recieved another re
I've spent countless hours reading and analyzing files like this and
troubleshooting performance problems for the last couple years with more than
70% increase in performance. In my case the AVG Idle time was less than a
second and in some cases very close to zero. We ended up doubling the
Mike,
I would create a working date field on the form, and set it to $TIMESTAMP$
every time there is an entry made to the worklog, then with your escalation,
you can check Status = 'Working' and Last Worklog Entry < $TIMESTAMP$ - 129600
Hope this helps.
Rem
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 11:58:55
We use DSO quite a bit with some good success. But giving an opinion on
whether you should use it or not, without knowing anything about how you want
to implement it or what you are doing is difficult to do.
Rem
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 15:54:36 -0500From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: DSO - Yes or
NoTo
I'm using a custom application and we are working on getting the same thing
implemented. I don't know if you are using an out of the box app so my answer
may make some kind of sense, it may not.
Nonetheless, why not use computed groups? I've got some screwy requirements
that are making me
I've seen this quite a few times. There are some things to check.
I'd suggest starting debugging as it was suggested below, the switch is Debug=1
which would start a SQL log. Then try to restart the service. That way you
can follow the sql log to find out which SQL call is causing the ex
If this is the application list field on the homepage, you can manage what's
groups see what entry points by setting view permissions to the form and
setting it as an entry point. If I remember correctly, anyway. But I do
know it has to do with permissions.
Hope this helps,
Rem Valen
default" on it or not, but if the above
doesn't work then I'd try that.
Hope this helps,
Rem Valenzuela
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 11:58:11 -0800From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: scrolling
message in remedyTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi All,
I am new to this concept; p
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