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We use a product from Epicor, I believe developed by mProof, called Clientele ITSM. The version we are using is 2016.2. We moved to Office 365 and since then are experiencing the error that started with Windows 10 (1809). The error message we receive from the application is:

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8000FFFF): System Error. Code: 18.

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at Redemption.ISafeMailItem.SaveAs(String Path, Object Type)

at Clientele.Modules.Attachment.Client.Forms.AttachmentStatusBarPanel.AddEmailAsAttachment(MailItem mitem, Int32 numberOfEmailsSelected)

at Clientele.Modules.Attachment.Client.Forms.AttachmentStatusBarPanel.HandleDragDropEmail()

at Clientele.Modules.Attachment.Client.Forms.AttachmentStatusBarPanel.AttachmentStatusBarPanel_DragDrop(Object sender, DragEventArgs e)

I'm looking to see if there is a way to update the version of Redemption without upgrading the Clientele ITSM application? The DLL appears to be Interop.Redemption.DLL, and the version is 5.15.0.0.

I realize this is a long shot, and the likely correct answer is to upgrade the version of Clientele ITSM, but that is unfortunately not an option at this time.

Thanks for any help or advice.

my regex pattern doesn't seem to be working in Python. This column is comma separated from a spreadsheet, between the commas there are Pipes(|) that separate things as well. I'm not worried about the pipes, however. I am needing to use the re.split() method to split the string by the comma, however, you'll note in the sample that the users input commas into the string in the first item before the first | -- hence my reason for using Regex to establish a pattern to look for. However, it's not working properly and can use another set of eyes as a beginner. I've built and run the Regex through Regex101 to help me and the explanation seems correct, but it still does not return the number of matches I expect.

My regex pattern:

".+\s\|\s\d\d\s\|\s\d\d\d\d\s\|\s\d\d\d\d\s\|\s.{2}\d\d\d\d\s\|\s\d+?\.\d+?,"gm

My Sample Test String:

ICS: Basic Maintenance | 30 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | 12000.0,ICS: E-Rate discount (85%) | 30 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | -10200.0,ICS: Basic Maintenance | 40 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | 9000.0,ICMS: E-Rate discount (85%) | 40 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | -7650.0,ICS: Basic Maintenance | 20 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | 13500.0,ICS: E-Rate discount (85%) | 20 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | -11475.0,ICCMS: Basic Maintenance | 70 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | 12000.0,ICCMS: E-Rate discount (85%) | 70 | 5877 | 0000 | IT0000 | -10200.0,ITSM: Laptops, Desktops, Computers | 30 | 4400 | IT0000 | 720400.0

Number of Matches I expect: 9 Matches

Number of Matches I get: 1 Match - (0-443) : My exported match from Regex101

I am using this helm chart to deploy airflow https://github.com/apache/airflow/tree/master/chart

Apache Airflow version: 2.0.0

Kubernetes version: v1.19.4

What happened: I get this error when try to execute tasks using kubernetes

I've just written following erroneous ABL query:

REGEX: I have text in file as below and i am trying to get the part inside quotes from the line starts with user_id.

I supposed this is a tree, but i am not sure at all. I have the next data structure:

I have a complex JSON file that contains hundreds of "attributes" with their types identified by "objectTypeAttributeId".

I know that objectTypeAttributeId=328 means tickedid, objectTypeAttributeId=329 contains array of hostnames etc..

There is simplified version of the file:

I filled the below for and the country code was populated from a country table as a lookup based on the country chosen from the InputSelect column, "Country Name", circled in blue. However, when I fill the rest of the form and click on submit, it threw the errors shown below.

However, if I enter the same code manually in an inputText column, "Country Code", then it submits the form.

I'm seeking a glossary or dictionary of terms used within ITIL v4.

I already have a similar resource for ITIL v3 published in 2007, and I've found an updated resource for ITIL v3 published in 2011. I do not expect there to be large differences, but I'm seeking a way to confirm what changes in terminology may exist.

Why do this?

I have a group with vastly different backgrounds in IT/IS/Data Science, and I'm attempting to safeguard against any communication gaps brought about through terminology mismatches.

If you can think of other critical references for such a scenario, please do share them.