Queue based on [me] token

Hi Together,
i should build a Queue where i "filter" for the Primary owner equals [me] token.
Is that possible?
I found this post:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/4fb2932b-9141-4d6b-8ec9-7b286c03cdd3/scsm-2012-queues-for-service-requests?forum=systemcenterservicemanager
but i was not able to reproduce it.
The Idea behind is:
We have restricted the Access to work Items for our Local Departments by Queues. But for sure the Local Departments want to track the Incidents they Forward to Corporate.
Actualy this is not possible because the Queue for every Group is limiting the Intems based on Support Group.
Any ideas?
brgds
Chris

Hi,
You cannot use tokens such as [me] in queues. The only option I see here is to use views instead of queues, however this would still allow users to find work items they are not entitled to see when they aearch for it.
An other alternative would be:
- Extend the incident class with a property named OriginatingSupportGroup, bound to the TierQueue List
- Create a workflow which copies the support group to this newly created field when there are changes to the support group.
- Create a queue based on this newly created property, or include these in the existing queue
Hope this makes sense :)

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> I'm looking at a new workgroup printer and am leaning towards the HP
> LaserJet 2420n
>
> The price is about right, I'm sticking with HP, and this seems to be the
> replacement for the 2100, 2200, and 2300 series which I liked a lot.
>
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> ,
> > We have a Netware 6.5 SP1 server used for queue based printing with HP
> > Print Servers.However very often queues do not respond and we re-start
the
> > server so that queues will be operational.
> > Will service pack 2 will sove this problem? Is there any issues for
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> >
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Chuan wrote:
Hi, everybody:
I am trying to get a better understanding of the Queue based UI Event Handler pattern in CLD exam. So I made the attached small LabVIEW program in which 3 buttons(State 0, State 1, State 2) are the 'switches' of 3 LED lights (S0, S1, S2), respectively. After comparing with the Queue based UI Event Handler pattern in NI's slide, I got some questions at the following points:
(1) There are six items(Initialize, Waiting for Event, State 0, State 1, State 2 and Stop) in the Enum constant in my program. To make this program use standard Queue based UI Event Handler pattern, should I only use 3 cases(Initialize, Waiting for Event, Stop) in the case structure and put 4 events(State 0, State 1, State 2 and Stop) under the case of 'Waiting for Event' ? Is what I coded a standard Queue based UI Event Handler pattern?
What exactly are you trying to do with this program? Just using it to show a basic pattern for review?
Seems like you are trying to use Queues, a Case Structure, and Events all in one loop. Be careful not to try to be so advanced for this test. I still can't seem to figure out what the question you are trying ask is, but reply and we'll see if we can figure out an answer. You can put as many "states" in an Enum as you want but just not use them all during the program. I use fillers sometimes "just in case" I need to use it. Obviously, don't do this for a real program.
(2) In the attached screenshot of Queue based UI Event Handler pattern in NI's slide, I found 'Start' is wired with 'Enqueue Element.vi'. Why is that? Should there be a 'Start' Case in the case structure?
Your code is your code. This is just an example of the way that you could do it if you wanted to. You need to read the requirements document to determine exactly the way to Initialize and Start and whatever else your program. Typically, I've seen the following included in software using this structure: Initialize, Start, Run, Stop, Update Settings, Exit...and so on.
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Hi all..
Can i set the message processing queue from graphical mapping?
Receiver system in my scenario is ECC.Whuile sending messages to ECC, i need to send the message related to a particular ORDER Number in a particular queue.
for EX: if ORDER Number from my input payload is 457 i want to set the queue as ABC457.
Please let me know how to get it done from mapping or if there is any other approach.
Thanks
Manohar

Hi Ram,
What do you mean by Queue here?? we can check condition in mapping level only based on ORDER Number we can send message to receiver.use enhance receiver determination.
Regards,
Raj

Queue based printing stopped after 6.5 upgrade

I had several print queues sitting on vol1 of a server, and after I upgraded
the server from Netware 6.0 to Netware 6.5 we lost access to them. Now when
I try to do a capture to that printer queue, I can click on browse and find
the queue, but when I click on capture it says "The queue could not be
found. Make sure you typed the path correctly and try again."
I then tryed to create a new queue, but I get the same problem... I can't
capture it. I tried createing a new queue on some of my 6.0 server and got
the same thing. I finally created a queue on one of my clustered volumes,
and that works.
I would like to be able to create a print queue on vol1 of my 6.5 server.
Any idea how to get this to work again?
Thanks.

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Queue Based printers stopped working after Zen 7 installed

We have just installed Zenworks 7 suite. We have Windows XP machines with new Novell client and zfdagent. We have a policy setup and users can login and receive their applications but they can not print. All over our printers have Queues, Servers and Printer Objects listed in Console1. Each classroom has two printers. When the user checks the printer in Printer and Faxes it is listed but the port are not listed. How can I fix this problem?
Thanks

When the user does a right click over the printer and selects Properties. On the Properties window go to the Ports tab. On this tab the port for the printer should be listed as \\severname\printer. If you login locally you can see this printer and print to it. When you login using your network credentials you can see the printers but not printer to them. One of the printers says unable to connect. The other says nothing, but still will not print.
Originally Posted by Peter
jdelucaka wrote:
> but the port are not listed
Can you be a little more specific about this? Not listed in where?
Peter
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GG Filter Records based on User Tokens

In the replicat param file, I would love to map only those data where a given USER token is not null. I tried to use @STRLEN, and this leads to error "incorrect filter" in ggserror.log
MAP source.table1, TARGET target.table1,
INSERTALLRECORDS,
COLMAP (USEDEFAULTS,
ID = 1
FILTER ( @STRLEN (@TOKEN ("MYTOKEN") > 0 AND @RANGE (1,2) );
Repaced FILTER with WHERE clause. But same error.
WHERE ( @TOKEN ("MYTOKEN") = @PRESENT AND @TOKEN ("MYTOKEN") <> @NULL);
Can someone tell me, if they have used user token as a filtering parameter in Map for Replicat statement? If yes, how ? I simply want to check - if my token is present and not null - then insert this record.

you wrote: FILTER ( @STRLEN (@TOKEN ("MYTOKEN") > 0 AND @RANGE (1,2) )
should be: FILTER ( @STRLEN (@TOKEN ("MYTOKEN")) > 0 AND @RANGE (1,2) )
You didn't close the bracket of @STRLEN function.

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