I started in 1974 with the Altair kit my father purchased. 2 MHz. Had to enter a little program in binary via the front switches to tell it to read from the cassette tape.
Now? A Mac Pro with 2 dual core 2.66 GHz and 7 gigs (so far) of ram.
it seems sysaid, the application, only has one blank SR available.
so, you open this one, and until you click apply, it's not given a SR number. or actually, it's number is zero.
if one of your co-workers also opens a SR, it's the same one. SR #0.
IMHO, this is ridicules. Sysaid: when someone opens a SR, give it a temporary, random number. when the person 'applies' then give it the next SR number in sequence.
going forward, please plan on more than one person working with sysaid, the application, at a time.
1,2 & 4 should never happen. Concurrent editing should not be possible under any circumstances. The message telling you that you can not update should be triggered by the first attempt to update/change anything on a SR that is being edited by someone else. By 'first attempt' I mean keystroke, button press or selecting a different item from a dropdown list.
I would be furious if this happened. Also, small nit to pick, the text of the message should be "You cannot update this Service Request because someone else is updating it.
3 should not be possible because the 'apply' button should be disabled unless a change has been made.
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