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Stat 7.0 - Web User Guide

Stat Web Queries CSRs Workflow Tasks CSR Logs Change Management Object Migration Process Requests CSR History CSR Migration Path Job Monitor Test Connect Reports

CSR Logs

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Viewing CSR log files

Viewing CSR log files

The Log window displays all the logs that have been added to the CSR, either by the user or automatically by Stat® when it sends or receives an email associated with the CSR, or when the CSR lock is overridden.

With proper security rights, you can modify the text and topic value of your own logs as well as logs written by other users after the logs are saved. However, you cannot delete logs once they are saved, and you cannot modify system-generated logs.

To view logs
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Click Logs section.
Logs created by Stat appear with the SYSTEM user ID and the Topic is Stat Event.
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To view the contents of a log, double-click its corresponding record in the Logs window or click the View button.
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You may also filter the list of logs by selecting a category in the Filter Logs sub-section.
To add a log:
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Click New Log.
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In the Topic field, assigned a topic to the log topic.
Log topics are defined by system administrators and are used to organize logs.
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Optionally, select the Confidential option.
Confidential logs are not emailed to customers. These logs can be viewed and printed only by Stat users with proper authority. In the Logs window, confidential logs are designated by a yellow warning icon.
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In the Details field, enter the contents of the log.
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Click Create.

 

Change Management

Change Management

Topics:

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Object Management
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Adding an object
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Browsing Objects
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Adding from CSR
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CSR search engine in the Web Client
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Adding From VCM

Object Management

Object Management

Stat Web UI provides change management support for objects of various object types of PeopleSoft, General Applications and Oracle Applications. We can manage the development, archive, migration of all these objects.

In Object management User can Add the different types of objects such as - Proprietary objects, File Objects and Schema Objects. To Add the Objects there is an option Add Objects. Upon clicking on the Add Objects it shows the list of options to Add the objects.

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NOTE: Features related to object management like object addition, object archiving, and migrations are not available to functional users.
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