True that you don’t specify a user to run ACS, however Agile does perform the extraction as a system user. If my old man brain is still working, it’s agileuser that performs the extract. These passwords can be updated in the Java Client at Admin >> User Settings >> Users >> (key icon on dialog toolbar) >> Change Password of “agileuser”.

Thanks Keith and Steve for your input.

I was trying to ask for the internal agile user that would need permission to place the file on the other server as Keith explained.

So the username is ‘agileuser’  – – and is the password for that the one that I put in when I installed Agile PLM?  (I see that option to change agileuser in admin but I’m worried it will mess up something else. Had enough trouble getting this Dev system up and running. 😉

Is there a way to change the internal user’s username (that puts the file on the QAD server) to something else ?

And yes the destination does have roles assigned to it – and I was wondering about that as well.  Does the subscriber require admin role or what privilege does it require in the role? The manual says it uses the role to ‘further fine-tune’ the data extraction. We  don’t need to limit what can be sent, just want to make sure the role has the right privileges. It came filled in from production so it has a bunch of roles; admin, change analyst and item content manager- seems overkill to me.

Thank you! and Happy New Year!!

Laura

Is there a way to change the internal user’s username (that puts the file on the QAD server) to something else ?

Does the subscriber require admin role or what privilege does it require in the role?

Thanks,

Laura

Disregard. We decided to just drop the file on the plm server locally and move it with a job to qad server. Just easier.

Thanks

Laura