BMC Remedy CI Types

  • Account
  • Activity
  • Admin Domain
  • Application
  • Application Infrastructure
  • Application Service
  • Application System
  • BIOS Element
  • Bulk Inventory
  • Business Process
  • Business Service
  • Card
  • CDROM Drive
  • Chassis
  • Cluster
  • Communication Endpoint
  • Computer System
  • Connectivity Collection
  • Connectivity Segment
  • Database
  • Database Storage
  • Disk Drive
  • Disk Partition
  • Document
  • Equipment
  • File System
  • Floppy Drive
  • Hardware Package
  • Hardware System Component
  • Inventory Location
  • IP Connectivity Subnet
  • IP Endpoint
  • IPX Connectivity Network
  • Keyboard
  • Load Area Network (LAN)
  • LNs Collection
  • Local File System
  • Logical System Component
  • Mainframe
  • Media
  • Memory
  • Monitor
  • Network Port
  • NT Domain
  • Operating System
  • Package
  • Patch
  • Physical Location
  • Pointing Device
  • Printer
  • Processor
  • Product
  • Protocol Endpoint
  • Rack
  • Remote File System
  • Role
  • Share
  • Software Server
  • System Resource
  • System Software
  • Tape Drive
  • UPS
  • Virtual System Enabler
  • VM Ware
  • Wide Area Network (WAN)

Please see the Load Error Messages field on the Load Step for details

When attempting to use the BMC Remedy 8.0 Data Management Job Console  to import data you may receive the following error for the Load step: “Please see the Load Error Messages field on the Load Step for details”. If you can’t see an error screen on the Load step, chances are your browser, e.g. Chrome 26.x, is hiding some very helpful error information as well as the ability to download the error log. To work around this, ensure that you’re using a browser such as Firefox or Internet Explorer to view the details of the error.

Add Oracle.DataAccess to a .NET Project

The instructions below work for adding both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) to a C# project in Visual Studio.

  1. Download the ODAC 32 bit file or the ODAC 64 bit file.
  2. Extract Files to a folder on your Computer. e.g. C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Oracle 64\
  3. Create a folder e.g. C:\Oracle
  4. Using an Administrator Command Prompt window run install.bat from the folder on your Computer e.g. C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Oracle 64\install.bat odp.net4 C:\Oracle ODAC
  5. Modify Path to include C:\Oracle and C:\Oracle\bin
  6. Add reference to Visual Studio by adding the Oracle.DataAccess.dll file in C:\Oracle\odp.net\bin\4\Oracle.DataAccess.dll