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How to map maximo system property in syclo

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Neha Mahanty   07/19/2011 06:05,

Hi,I have a requirement to display a maximo system property in syclo.Can some one please suggest me how do I do this?
Thanks and RegardsNeha MahantyAccenture Svc Pvt LtdIndia

DavidStern   07/19/2011 09:14

What version of Maximo?

What system property?

What screen do you need to display it on?

Steve Streeter   07/19/2011 09:27

Do you only need to pull the data from Maximo, or will you need to post the data back into Maximo?

All the pull data is done by using SQL Scripts.

If you want to enter information into Maximo there maybe some Java Changes needed depending on the SMART

Appliction/ Maximo Version you are using.

Jason Latko   07/19/2011 09:57

There are multiple ways to approach this.

Easiest would probably be to create a new data table in the editor and pull your system setting(s) down with a simple SQL query.

You can then display the data using an update rule with the TABLE rule function pointing at your new data table and desired row.

You could also use a complex table or a fetch to do the same thing.Jason Latko (Senior Product Developer at Syclo)

Neha Mahanty   07/21/2011 01:14

Thanks so much for the reply. I wanted to pull the data and I used sql scripts for this.

Neha Mahanty   07/21/2011 01:56

Hi Jason,Thanks for the suggesiton, I used data table and retrieved the system property . This has solved my problem.Thanks Neha

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bill_froelich
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Mike,

Sorry if this has been asked already but are all the posts going to migrate across as a combined thread?  Is is possible / desireable to migrate as the original post with associated replies?

Also since there are no replies how will it be indicated as answered?

--Bill

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Hi Bill,

Thanks for replying so promptly.  Yes, migrating the associated replies separately would be very desirable.  It was my original goal as well.  I have been told that there is no capacity for coming up with a migration plan which would allow the responses to remain separate.  I think it is not a good approach.  I think we are being very short-sighted (and have indicated this to the SCN folks), but have been told it is not going to happen anytime soon (read that as not this year).

The OP (Original Poster) can mark a thread as Answered even without any replies.  I as a Moderator for the SAP for Mobile community can also lock the thread to prevent further posting and award the responders points for Helpful Answers (several, not sure what the upper limit is) as well as the Correct Answer (only 1).

Regards, Mike

bill_froelich
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Even if we mark it answered new readers won't know which portion of the thread was the "correct answer".  I agree it is going to a challenge moving forward and probably not as helpful as if we could. 

I am not sure what the volume is but perhaps for the ones answered by SAP folks (and if they are interested) we have them repost (cut and paste) the correct response with some generic info about the thread having been migrated over and reposting the correct solution so it gets marked as the corrected answer?

Just a thought,

--Bill

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True.  I can go in an mark it but I am not sure how often it is not apparent upon inspection of the posts.  The difficulty is two-fold.  First it is already a very manual process and second it would require more than my efforts since I am less than a year experienced with Agentry and mostly only experienced with the Work Manager application (though I have some background in the other application areas). 

Perhaps you, Jason, Jason, Steve, Nancy, and Dave can post the correct portions of the answers after they are moved over?  That way there would not be a time limit on when that would need to be added (which frees me up to just grind through)?  Is that something your compadres would be interested in?

Thanks, Mike (and please keep your thoughts coming)

jcgood25
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Leveraging the tags the way you are doing will help catalog the discussion into easily filtered groupings, and if people are searching SCN as a resource center for migrated Syclo information, then even in a flat view it will still provide the answer that people are after.

If you can make the name/date section bold in the thread, it will help make it easier to read the separations.  Not being on the SRC before I experimented with the different view options and from my personal opinion the format you used above is actually quicker and easier to scan/read through the exchange from oldest to newest comments than the viewer modes on SRC (also takes less space).

Knowing that the answer will typically be towards the bottom, if not the very bottom of the post (other than obligatory pleasantries), reposting the answer wouldn't add too much value.  I would recommend unchecking the "Mark this discussion as a question" option when creating the discussion post.  Additional dialog or exchanges are of less value than simply having the content within SCN for searching and its searchable library of information.

jcgood25
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And to add my 2 cents worth concerning points - for those of you old school SDN'ers out there the motivation faded once they stopped sending t-shirts

Seriously though, the value for the migration from SRC to SCN is more for the content and to have a good starting point for people transitioning to SCN.  The 30 point barrier to get beyond moderation should be easy to accomplish for the Syclo truth tellers out there.

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Bold has been added.  You were right it does separate the answers more visibly.

Thanks, Mike

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bill_froelich
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I like the bolded seperators.  That definitely helps with readability.