Title: RE: Remedy Surveys
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Don,
Good to hear from you.
We recently developed a survey process here at Tyco Electronics. The process uses a Display Only form with Guest Login to on Mid-Tier. The link to the survey sets a hidden field that links the questions to the survey type. An
Jack,
It's still a feature in 6.3. Not only will a 0 (zero) cause this to
occur but several other characters like @ seem to get translated to a
zero by the email engine.
We have a filter that checks to see if the email address field is at
least 5 characters. This number may actually be too
John,
I use basically the same process. I add one more qualifier to the
escalation filter so that it doesn't fire every 5 minutes. In turn, my
process also calculates a new time to fire so that the escalation keeps
firing until someone responds.
Here's the qualification that I use:
JP,
Remedy/BMC products are used around the world. That fact is evident by
the variety of folks from various countries on this list and that were
at BUW in San Francisco last week. So is this outsourcing or an attempt
at better customer support by providing support resources in various
time
There is an issue with the desktop client (6.3 up through patch 17) and
auto login. The first time an individual opens the desktop client after
their computer is assigned a new IP address, the login prompt will come
up. After they login, auto login will work until the IP address changes
again.
Shawn,
Actually HP offers a Help Desk product along with their own version of
CMDB. HP purchased Peregrine which had a Help Desk product and Asset
Management. They recently purchased Mercury ITG which marketed a Change
Management solution and another version of CMDB. When all the products
were
I agree that if they were integrated it would make some sense. The
integration may take some time.
The purchase of Mercury ITG brought a Change Management solution that
includes similar processes to the AR System and is based solely on a web
interface. There is an admin tool that is used to
buildings or even around the world as individuals travel.
Dave
Date:Wed, 13 Sep 2006 18:27:19 -0400
From:Shellman, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Desktop Client, Auto Login and IP address
There is an issue with the desktop client (6.3 up through patch 17) and
auto login. The first time
A bug has now been entered for this issue as the design does not work
well with laptops.
Dave
Date:Thu, 21 Sep 2006 21:21:01 -0400
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Subject: Re: Desktop Client, Auto Login and IP address
Just an update on this issue. It was closed today
It seems that the Microsoft App Server to Microsoft SQL Server or SUN
App Server to Oracle (on SUN Servers) are popular combinations. Any one
using Microsoft App Server to Oracle on Microsoft servers?
Thanks,
Dave
Dave Shellman
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Serouche,
I think your original question may have lead all of us down a path that
works but is becoming increasingly difficult. One of your recent
statements has made me rethink your original question. If I understand
correctly, you want folks to be able to populate a field from a menu but
you
In the past the Server license was tied to the MAC address of the
Primary NIC on Windows servers. I have a feeling that even with all the
changes with licensing in 7.1, that this hasn't changed.
Dave
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Thanks.
Dave
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FYI:
Looks like there is a v7.1
by Fred Grooms with 2 tempfields.
...
Serouche
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Serouche,
I think your original question may have lead all of us down a path
that
works but is becoming increasingly difficult. One of your recent
statements has made me rethink your original question. If I
understand
+ engineers. Currently our Remedy team
is 50 people strong .
... Daniel
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I believe that Dan ask this thread to end shortly after it began as it was not
approriate for this list.
Dave
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Vikram,
As an individual that took and passed both the Engineer in Training and
Professional Engineer tests, could you clarify your use of the word engineer?
Are your 250+ individuals licensed software engineers?
Dave Shellman, PE
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Just testing the list.
Scott Parrish
IT Prophets,
Misi,
This sounds like another really cool application from your shop.
Dave
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Subject: OT:
In the past folks have presented some great searches that will find
records based on time criteria and the day piece of the date/time stamp
is ignored.
Another process that can be used is to set a hidden field using Business
Hours rules when the record is Resolved. The process adds 0 seconds to
Jase,
I reread your email after reading Susan's response.
You saved your template in the ar system email templates form. There isn't any
menu associated with the fields on the template tab. What I do is simply copy
the name from the ar system email templates form and paste it into the
Jase,
Answering this from memory. Make sure you set the notify action in the filter
to email. The templates fields prefix, body, and suffix are on their own tab.
Take a quick look at the tabs that are displayed after the select fields tab.
Dave
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When I attached my template in the email templates form it appeared on
the Message form as a menu choice under tempaltes.
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I don't know David ... I just followed the directions in the doc I
referred to. Just a learner on this one !
Susan
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Susan,
I had to login
I know this has been answered before. My searches just haven't found
the answer on the ARS List or BMC/Remedy Support.
If I remember correctly, the AR System can be set up on MS SQL in a
manner that searches are not case sensitive. If I remembered correctly
what steps need to be taken to set up
was the last
one that could not be easily set up case-insensitive.
Rick
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that way doesn't mean that they WERE set up that way. Talk to your DBAs.
Rick
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- yes, then. SQL is case-insenstive.
Rick
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One last question and then I'll stick my head back into my monitor.
AR System setup on MS SQL would also not require FTS? There maybe
additional benefits
Warren,
For the most part it's not been an issue. We have gotten a couple
lately that have been tough. We worked through it though. There have
been other times though that even when the tech was a US person we had
to escalate the issue through the sales rep as all we were doing was
going in
I have been in touch with an individual (not Doug) at BMC/Remedy
concerning this thread. He called me two or three months ago concerning
issues I was seeing in general. I sent him an email about the statement
that was in Warren's email. I immediately got a call. I think my
finger had barely
of response.
Rick
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I have been in touch with an individual
We moved over to AR System 7.0.1 Patch 003 on Windows 2K3 server that
connects to a separate Windows 2K3 server running Oracle 10g.
We ran into a situation tonight where a large file was being created in
the c:\windows\temp directory. The file was growing quickly. When the
AR System services
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Was this an import that someone in your environment actually initiated, or just
some random function of AR System?
Rick
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We moved over to AR System 7.0.1 Patch 003
Susan,
I'm only guessing here. There is a lot of special workflow around the AR
System Email Messages form. The form is the target for filter notify processes
and hooks to the email engine. I have a feeling, based on the behavior that
you discribe, that the form is similar to the User form.
I think I understand what you're trying to do. You're looking to create a
history of the email transactions sent to each external company? I find that
the data in the Email messages form is hard to read. The info is there but
digging through all the fields and seeing the actual message is
temp directory
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Was this an import that someone in your environment actually initiated,
or just some random function of AR System?
Rick
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We moved over to AR System 7.0.1 Patch 003 on Windows 2K3 server
that connects
on this: The biggest def file I have is
around 200 MB, and that's including most of ITSM 7. How is a 10+ GB
temp file justified? If it's working as designed, make them justify the
design.
Rick
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Here's an update on the issue
. Either there's some horribly inefficient design,
or there is a local issue. I have Windows servers that don't have 10 GB
of open disk space, and I create def files for and on them all the time
without running out of space.
Is this SQL, or Oracle?
Rick
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Size of tmp file in Windows/Temp: 113 MB+. (It may have gone away
before refreshing to a higher value).
So since I seriously doubt you have 10 GB worth of code, why are you
getting a 10 GB temp file?
Rick
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From my understanding it's kind of a scratch file that
is then processed
down to what comes out in the def file. It seems to me
that it
shouldn't be that much bigger than
I think the votes are supposed to be sent to Dan and not back to the
list.
Dave
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I'm full of questions lately. I guess a version upgrade will do that to
some one.
Our Citrix folks are attempting to install the 7.x client, specifically
7.0.1 Patch 004, on Citrix server (Windows 2000 Server). During the
installation it comes up with error that there is previous installation
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that's cool...I was just covering all the bases...:)
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Best recommendation is to simply logout of the desktop client before you test
the Java API calls.
Dave
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com.remedy.arsys.emaildaemon.UserChunkSize=5000
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When you look at the date/time
Carey,
Give me a few minutes to check back through some of my old Support
tickets. This looks a lot like a question I asked them months ago. If
it is then the file was added in error.
Dave
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Carey,
Here's the reply I got from Support back in January concerning one of
the patches and the files.
The arupora file is a special file for the upgrade of the database and
is not intended to be used from the command line. This was
inadvertently added to the file in the bin directory.
Dave
the same answer. :)
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Carey,
Here's the reply I got from Support
Chris,
Odd that you would get the warning and then get what looks like the
license was entered ok.
My comments are based on 7.0.1 and earlier versions. I always add the
license through the admin tool which I don't think is an option with 7.1
unless you change registry settings that some one
Norm,
What patch level of MidTier?
We periodically had a caught exception issue with various patches of 6.3
Midtier although we didn't get login denied. We had a display only form
that would load data into fields when it would open. We were able to
trace it back to something with the way that
stick with 6.3. It's OK for me to patch but not to upgrade.
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Pat,
Dan noted that he misspelled his own name. He missed an L before the B. It
should have been [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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LJ Head,
Not exporting as XML. Just standard def file.
Rick,
You're
directory
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that's cool...I was just covering all the bases...:)
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they have to
say.
Dave
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We installed 7.0.1 patch 003
In the server config you can define the port (TCP) that is used by the
clients to communicate to the server. Setting the port in the client
eliminates the UDP call to Port Mapper.
Dave
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Interesting. It doesn't time out on the newest install. Only on our
production
for years
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Thanks for making us aware
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LJ,
David didn't
Using Outlook. I have a rule setup to move ARS List emails off to their
own folder.
Dave
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Carey,
Maybe you were trying to say that Michael could add an image to that
button. ;)
Dave
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The only one I'm aware of is the 2000 record limit per form on an
unlicensed server.
Dave
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Have you dearfed? One trick that many of us old timers do is delete all
the directories associated with arf and arv files. These have known to
become corrupted and will cause apparent slowness.
Dave
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them in the partner list on the BMC website either.
A good way of attracting the wrong sort of attention.
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better if it were simply mined.
Seth
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I happened to ask for his definition
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A good way of attracting the wrong sort of attention.
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Bruce,
I think some one else posted something similar a couple of weeks ago.
We have seen an issue with table fields on a form but not what you
describe. What we see is a change in processes with table fields. With
the 7.x client folks are able to remove columns from the table or add
them
Pickering
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As some one else mentioned a push fields directly to the email messages form
works. No need to create an intermediate/junk table and it's associated
workflow.
Dave
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Andy,
Actually it was Sabrina that first suggested the push fields action.
Because of the issue with email notification processes truncating the
T0: and CC: addresses to 256 characters, we've changed a lot of our
workflow to use push fields directly to the Email Messages form. If you
need any
Joelie,
I would say that it depends. A lot has to do with how the system clock
is reset. In the past with systems where the system clock is reset
immediately we often saw this happen. Some of our UNIX servers were set
in a manner that the time change took effect over a period of time and
we
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Joelie,
I would say that it depends. A lot has to do with how the system clock
is reset. In the past with systems where
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.
Honestly if Jolie hadn't pointed out her problem I wouldn't have thought
of that exception either.. not until an application was impacted..
Joe D'Souza
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Ben,
If the password was changed it will show in the ar.conf file but it's
encrypted. What you can do is have the DBA's set the password for the
aradmin account to be AR#ADMIN#. Look for the Db-password: line in the
ar.cfg file. When you remove this line from the config file, the system
will
If the password was changed you would see something like
Db-password: xse34%43
This is the line that defines the password to connect to the database.
Dave
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connectivity via that vehicle. Further, I think I've written some
java SQL 2005 jdbc connectivity apps that I might try as well.
Ben
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Sorry that should have read If the line Db-password: is not in the
config file ...
Dave
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If the line is in the config file then the connection is probably using
AR#ADMIN#. Try logging
the DB User and DB password to use custom instead of
defaults. You can change and use custom instead of defaults during that
stage of the install
Joe D'Souza
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You need to be careful that the AssignedConfigTech can't be set to NULL.
If it is the TR.AssignedConfigTech will resolve to NULL.
Dave
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Marcus,
You set the ports through the admin tool which adds the information to
the config files (yes you can add them directly to the config files).
The server will then use the defined ports.
When the desktop client is started, it makes a UDP call (port 111) to
port mapper which will return
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Andy,
As Axton said TR.field really is the value of the transaction.
If a field doesn't change then the TR.field
DB.Field has to query the database. By definition it is the data that's stored
in the field in the database.
From my Performance Tuning class several years ago, Lincoln noted that it was
an efficient search because the record number is already known.
Dave
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Well there has been extensive discussion over the last few days on the subject.
TR and DB are prefixes that can be used in filter qualifiers to check for
changes.
'TR.Field' is a transactional value associated with a field. It can be used to
detect when a change happens to a field. It can
As Thad points out the key to using TR is understanding when a Transaction
occurs.
If some one creates a record then all fields have transactional values.
If some one modifies a field, that field will have a transactional value
including if the field is set to NULL.
If workflow performs a
Andy,
A qualification that works in the Advanced Search bar doesn't work with
External.
If I remember correctly the whole statement must be enclosed in double quotes.
I don't have my laptop connected up at the moment so I can't give you an
example.
Dave
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Andy,
A qualification that works in the Advanced Search bar doesn't work with
External.
If I remember correctly the whole
The votes are not supposed to be sent to the list. If they are sent to the
list then there is no suspense at the gathering in Vancouver.
They are to be sent directly to Dan.
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And a happy Thanksgiving weekend to you.
Dave
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Joe,
Misi is male not female..
Dave
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You could set up two config files with the alternating TWO_TASK settings. Then
schedule a job that would copy the appropriate file over the config file. The
job would also need to cycle the server to read the new config.
Dave
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From: Shellman, David mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.crm.arsystem.general
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: Pointing existing AR Server to another Oracle DB Instance
You could set
Eric,
I have to ask why IE 5.01 which has so many security holes?
Dave
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access Remedy yet.
(knock on wood)
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Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 4:00 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Internet
l've pulled the 7.1 client from the patches links. The componets are in
several duectories. You need to look at a different directory than the server
duectory for the client and admin tool..
Dave
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