Rate sessions you would like to see at Engage 2016!

BMC has asked for me to post this, and in my view this survey seems simpler than trying to log in communities to vote things up, also a recognition that many of the developer\technical folks in are here (my interpretation, not theirs) .. I just went through the list of topics in the survey and

Re: Unable to login into Mid-Tier config page

This issue comes session is expired. So try below KB article. https://kb.bmc.com/infocenter/index?page=content=KA377228=search=en_US=1368038699602 From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of AR System Sent: 08 March 2016 23:15 To:

Engage: info on how to rate submitted sessions

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Re: ARERR[331] You do not have write access to this record

Hi, But if Assignee and Submitter (and Public) has Read access to the fields #1 and #2, no one except and Administrator can change that field. The fields could be set by filters or have "allow anyone to submit" enabled. So do you change these fields manually? It can also be a an Active Link

Unable to login into Mid-Tier config page

Hi All, We are unable to access the AR System Config page after deploying the Midtier via a war file on Websphere. Issue Details: We took a snapshot of AIX 6.1 environment wherein midtier 8.1.02 was installed with IBM Websphere Once the snapshot was complete we deployed 8.1 midtier war file

Re: ARERR[331] You do not have write access to this record

Misi, Correct as usual... But, note that if you change a field you don't have write access to to the same value as it originally had, there was logic put into I think it was 8.1 and later (although it could have been before that) that actually checks this and if you are not changing the

Re: ARERR[331] You do not have write access to this record

Kaur, Permissions are a multi-layered thing so you need to look at all aspects of access. First, you seem to have access to the form as you can see the form. Second, you seem to have access to the records -- either by explicit access or by row level security -- as you can see the records in

Re: ARERR[331] You do not have write access to this record

Thanks Doug! It is a customized form having summary templates. Most of the information including Submitter is same in both the records. The only difference is in Summary name or Summary detail fields. I created a new record with the same values and its working fine. None of the users are

Re: Unable to login into Mid-Tier config page

have you tried the default password? In case it got reset with the war deploy? On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 1:21 AM, AR System wrote: > ** > Hi All, > > We are unable to access the AR System Config page after deploying the > Midtier via a war file on Websphere. > > Issue

Re: Unable to login into Mid-Tier config page

Yes , I have tried with default password "arsystem" , also tried encrypted password with modifying config.properties file. Thanks, Rudra K On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 8:56 PM, LJ LongWing wrote: > ** > have you tried the default password? In case it got reset with the war >

Re: ARERR[331] You do not have write access to this record

Hi, Very good information. I presume this to be a server side change. I would love to know exactly when it was introduced. I also presume that it affects only permission type things, and not for example TR-values? In theory this seems like it would need to do an extra fetch to the database to