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46. Re: How to read .txt file values placed from a Linux Server by a TPL pattern
Brice-Emmanuel LoiseauxSep 7, 2017 2:37 AM (in response to Robert Karin)
Reading the long history of this post, I understand that you created several patch attributes (patch1, patch2, ...) into your unique Detail node, so you will have to create a BMC_Patch per filled attribute.
Anyway, I would encourage you to add loggers into your tpl to see exactly what is going on and if your logic flies.
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47. Re: How to read .txt file values placed from a Linux Server by a TPL pattern
Robert Karin Sep 7, 2017 3:47 AM (in response to Brice-Emmanuel Loiseaux)Hi Brice,
my tpl work fine and cerate one record because i cerate some one patch1:
Name := detail.patch1
I need loop in tpl that I sync all patch[1], patch[2]... to CIs in CMDB
I attached my tpl so you can see.
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uscc1.tpl 1.7 K
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48. Re: How to read .txt file values placed from a Linux Server by a TPL pattern
Robert Karin Sep 13, 2017 11:46 AM (in response to SANDEEP BHATIA)Still waiting for a response
Thanks
Robert
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49. Re: How to read .txt file values placed from a Linux Server by a TPL pattern
Brice-Emmanuel LoiseauxSep 13, 2017 11:50 AM (in response to Robert Karin)
A response to which question?
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50. Re: How to read .txt file values placed from a Linux Server by a TPL pattern
Robert Karin Sep 13, 2017 12:14 PM (in response to SANDEEP BHATIA)In my tpl when I set variable detail.patch1 I have some one record...
I need to write all patch (1->n) detail.patch1, detail.patch2, detail.patchn... to cmdb
Loop counter for patch[n]