I have work order classifications in Maximo 7.6.1.1:
I plan to add a field called GL Account to the classifications:
When I create a work order, I would like to automatically populate the WO's GL Account value via the selected WO classification.
What would it take to do this?
You should be able to populate your classification GL account with a custom crossover domain that you'd set on the WORKORDER.CLASSSTRUCTUREID field. Your custom GL field would be bound to WORKORDER.GLACCOUNT.
Look at the WORKORDER CLASSSTRUCTURE relationship to get the where clause that you'd need to set on your new domain's validation and list where clauses. This should look like this:classstructureid = :classstructureid
Check the other crossover domains associated to the WORKORDER objects such as ASSET2WO, LOC2WO, etc. to get an idea on how it works.
Also, have a look at this IBM documentation for more info on crossover domains:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSLKT6_7.6.0/com.ibm.mt.doc/domainadm/t_add_crossover_domain.html
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I need to train watson assistant on the following utterance, what is the order status of Bob/Jane or some name.
I tried with #sys-person but it does not recognize all names.
I defined an intent like this
what is order status of #name
and created entity #name as \b[A-Za-z0-9]\b
This is a good use for contextual entities. You can read up on those here:
Contextual Entities with IBM Watson Assistant
All about entities: Contextual entities with Watson Assistanthttps://medium.com/ibm-watson/all-about-entities-contextual-entities-with-watson-assistant-part-2-7697d2b73db0)
The idea is that you don't need your bot to know all possible names in advance, but instead it can recognize a name based on the context within an intent.
To set this up, you'd go to your order status intent and add some training examples such as:
what is the order status of Name
what is the order status of Another Name
what is the order status of Yet Another Name
(These examples can have any kind of name, whether fake or real.)
And then you'll annotate each of those to associate the name with the #name entity, by double-clicking on the name portion of the training examples (i.e. Name, Another Name, Yet Another Name) to bring up the entity selection UI and specifying your #name entity.
After Watson finishes training, you can test it in the "Try it out" window. Enter something like "what is the order status of Charles Flint" or "what is the order status of Thomas Watson" and you should see your #name entity matched. From there, you can access the name specified by the user with #name.value.
Hi JohnDon't wish to dismiss your entity pattern, however from experience I have seen its almost impossible to determine a complete list of people names. I use both #sys-person and my own #names entity which contains over 6,000 common names, and we are still adding missing values to the list. We also have a #bad_names list which contains names that match common words like; summer, cherry, star, cj, etc. By using both your intent or #sys-person or #names, etc in your condition you have a good chance to catch a high percent of the users messages.
Hi I am using an API from Postcode Anywhere, the idea being to add a company by searching by postcode to select the address, this is pretty standard and the code works fine.
Just some background info, PAW works in two stages, 1 the post code search criteria is sent off to their services, which returns an array of possible addresses, you then select the address you want, and in stage 2, the full PAF file for that ID is returned and stored to the table.
The problem I am having is that the array they send includes an Address Field which includes house number and street address in one field, making it difficult to sort alphanumerically.
This is the sample data I have in my table:
and this is how it looks in my application:
As you can see it is not ideal and I have no control on how they send the data.
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can search a string based on numbers that can be 1, 11, 2, instead of 01, 02, 03, etc, or at the very least be able to split this into two rows. Also please note, that it most cases, the post code search will result business/property names as well as house numbers, as seen in this example.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Have you considered using a different API provider for the data, Allies Computing (who I work for) have a single step API, where the initial postcode search returns all fields in the response. It also orders these results by premise number/name.
Give it a try here - https://developers.alliescomputing.com/postcoder-web-api/address-lookup/premise
There are also other providers of PAF data that do it this way such as Crafty Clicks and Ideal Postcodes.
It might also be worth checking the PAF license with your provider to ensure you comply with that too.
I am new to selenium webdriver python . I need to automate back end process of an e-commerce application ( order processing)
here the orders are classified to three types :
say A-type , B-type and C-type .
After successful order completion the orders will listed in an interface .
In all listed orders, its order type will mentioned like
"ORDER TYPE:A-type"
According to these three types certain scenarios will be executed. I need to identify this type. In a page there may be more than one A-type/B-type/C-type orders.
here the orders will be listing one by one will all user details along with order type. please help in this.
its html tag details:
order Type: A-type
I am currently experimenting with Microsoft Access and was curious how one would accomplish this.
I know that one can add a prefix to an autonumber in the format option such as "EMP"000, and each autonumber would fill as EMP001, EMP002, and so on.
What I would like to do is have the "EMP" change dynamically so if my personnel table has them as a Manager for example, it would be listed as MGR003, MGR004, etc.
My thought was to have something like the following in the format section but again am still new to indepth access so please excuse my crude write up.
"SELECT FROM [PersonnelTable].[PersonnelAbbreviation] if [Add Task].[AddTaskPersonnelType]==[PersonnelTable].[PersonnelType];"000
So to recap, I have two tables one "Add Task" the other "Personnel". Would like prefix on Add Task AutoNumber to be based off the abbreviation I have in table Personnel.
Thank you Stack Overflow users!
Simply use a query (air code)
SELECT anydesiredfields, PersonellTable.PersonellType & Format(PersonellTable.PersonellID, "000") as FormattedID
FROM PersonellTable
INNER JOIN AddTask ON PersonellTable.PersonellID = AddTask.PersonellID
I am wondering how can I do the following about MS CRM 4.0:
I want to know for a campaign if a contact from a specific marketing list has not replied yet.
The field custom in the campaign response form is a partyfield. CRM doesn’t allow a PartyList field to be queried using a QueryExpression
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Katya
You cannot retrieve activityparty records directly, but you can use them in LinkEntities:
private bool contactHasResponded(Guid idCampaign, Guid idContact)
{
QueryExpression qryCampaignResponses = new QueryExpression("campaignresponse");
qryCampaignResponses.ColumnSet = new AllColumns();
qryCampaignResponses.Criteria = new FilterExpression();
qryCampaignResponses.Criteria.AddCondition("regardingobjectid", ConditionOperator.Equal, idCampaign);
LinkEntity leContact = new LinkEntity("campaignresponse", "activityparty", "activityid", "activityid", JoinOperator.Inner);
leContact.LinkCriteria = new FilterExpression();
leContact.LinkCriteria.AddCondition("partyid", ConditionOperator.Equal, idContact);
qryCampaignResponses.LinkEntities.Add(leContact);
List<gcCampaignresponse> lstCampaignResponses = gcCampaignresponse.RetrieveMultiple(m_svcCrm, qryCampaignResponses);
return (lstCampaignResponses.Count > 0);
}
This will tell you whether there's a campaign response for a given campaign and contact. (I use entity classes generated by Stunnware Tools, so the RetrieveMultiple call looks a little different, but I think you get my point).
If you turn this QueryExpression/LinkEntity construct upside down, you can also get all contacts that have responded to a given campaign (you can also restrict that to contacts in a certain marketing list through a second LinkEntity).
The only thing that's not possible directly with a single query is the "negative" check you are looking for, so you'll have to take this result and do an "outer join" against your marketing list to get the contacts that have not responded.