Posts Tagged ‘Action Request System’

Free Remedy Dairy field Editor from Software Tool House

October 7th, 2010

The Software Tool House Diary Editor allows you to edit any historical entry in any Remedy ARS Form’s Diary Field. Diary Editor functions by updating only the records’ diary field contents using a Merge. In effect, it is similar to exporting the records’ data, editing it manually (and carefully), and importing that data back into the record. All Remedy server authentications and workflow are adhered to. Merge filters are fired or can be inhibited.

Licensing
The Diary Editor is licensed annually on a server-by-server basis. Licenses are free.
Limitation of Liability
This program is provided “as-is”. We are in no way liable for any losses arising from your use of this program. It is your responsibility to evaluate this program. It is your responsibility to backup and protect your data.
Remedy Permissions
You need Administrator rights to use Diary Editor. Your Administrator can open it to all users.
Download
You may download the Diary Editor anytime. Once you have filled in the License request form, you will receive a license key.

Automated AR System MidTier Instances Cache flusing

September 8th, 2010

If you have a lot of Midtier Instances it is very cumbrous to flash all caches manually.

With this Windows batch script it is easy to flush all caches automatically.

Put the following content into a batch file and execute it. Windows XP don’t provide a sleep command, but you can download the Windows Resource Kit 2003 which will provide a sleep command.

Example for three Midtier instances:

start /B firefox.exe <url>/shared/config/config.jsp
sleep 10
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab <url>/shared/config/config.jsp
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab <url>/shared/config/config.jsp
sleep 10
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=logon^&password=<password>
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=logon^&password=<password>
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=logon^&password=<password>
sleep 10
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=Cache^&cache_flush=Yes
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=Cache^&cache_flush=Yes
start /B firefox.exe -new-tab
<url>/servlet/GoatConfigServlet?action=Cache^&cache_flush=Yes

Note: Update the bat file if necessary, like the browser that being used and login credentials

Get the batch file here.

Credits: risbo710 (REM Boris, Noack@eon.com)