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Free tools:
Allows the Remedy server to run validation against the attachment before committing to the db
Allows extraction of Remedy attachments through the use of JDBC connection to the DB
Provides graphical way to view sizes of DB Tables within Remedy
Allows you to quickly and easily specify which records you want to delete with SQL queries
A Server plugin that allows validation and manipulation of a string of email addresses
Analyzes an Escalation log file and presents statistics regarding the data in the log
Provides a Gant Chart of your escalations to better visualize when they are scheduled to fire
Allows for creation of CSV document files for fields on specified forms
Logs into Remedy server and reports all workflow that is using deprecated functions
Provides a list of Forms/Fields that are FTS Indexed
Used to monitor your Remedy/Mid-Tier server and provide a ‘smart’ way for Load Balancers to check to see if your server is online
Connects to your Mid-Tier and tells you how many active user sessions it currently has
A collection of log parsing utilities demonstrated at WWRUG13
Similar to a Unix Grep, it’ll pull any line containing the string in question out of a file of virtually any size
Allows the pulling of a single thread out of a server side, multi-thread log file
A utility that provides backup of packing list contents from both your dev server but also your prod server in case things need to be rolled back
Allows remote restart of all Plugin servers on a given Remedy server
an ARDBC plugin that consumes Restful URL’s and turns the data into forms, records and fields that are usable by Remedy.
Allows transformation of login id through either File or Remedy lookup
APLServerGroupFunctions connects to your Remedy server group and tells you what functions are assigned to which servers in the group
Provides counts of thread configuration as well as utilization for your Remedy server
Allows you to kick off processes that are then handled at server side with user now disconnected
Provides a count of users logged onto your Remedy system