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  • 1.  Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 13, 2020 09:50 AM
    Edited by Christopher Hackett Apr 20, 2020 01:34 PM

    Welcome to the Clarity SaaS Transition Blog series. This blog series provides customers with updates regarding the Clarity SaaS transition to the Google Cloud Platform™ (GCP).  In the first few blogs, Broadcom provided updates on various aspects of the migration including the overview, pre-transition activities, the actual transition process, and the various authentication methods available in GCP. 


    This post will focus on how customers using Clarity PPM 15.7, or higher versions,  can analyze their existing environments and review their customizations. Broadcom's next post will focus on how customers using Clarity PPM 15.6.1 and lower versions can use the PPM Customization Discovery Analysis Job to analyze and review customizations. 


    Customers using Clarity PPM release 15.7, or higher, can use the Customizations Overview report to view all the content that is not out-of-the-box Clarity PPM content. This report shows all content added as part of your implementation.


    The report contains database objects such as tables, views, functions, etc... that are not included as out-of-the-box content in the Clarity PPM schema. The report also contains other types of custom Clarity content created, such as Studio objects and attributes, NSQL queries, GEL scripts, reports, and jobs. 

    The Customizations Overview report helps customers generate a list of custom attributes in their current production SaaS environment. Customers can then:

     

    • Remove attributes they do not need.
      This is crucial because many customers create customizations with a specific objective in mind. If this objective is a one-time activity, then the customizations still exist in the Clarity PPM database but are perhaps no longer utilized. 
      • Customers can use this transition as an opportunity to clean up their Clarity PPM database. 

    • Update their testing plans to ensure they test custom attributes in the GCP environment that will be provided to them. 

    The Customizations Overview report provides the following information:



    Item

    Description

    Broadcom's Recommendation

    Attribute

    The report includes a list of custom attributes, for a given Object, created in Studio 

    No customer action is required. All attributes will be transitioned to the GCP data center. 

    Custom Script

    The report includes a list of custom GEL scripts available in processes

    Broadcom will only migrate GEL scripts whose status is "active" or "on-hold". Broadcom will not migrate scripts in a "draft" status. 


    Customers should review their GEL scripts & remove any scripts they don't use in their production environment. 

    Object

    The report includes a list of custom Studio objects 

    No action required by customers. All custom studio objects will be migrated to the GCP data center. 

    Query

    The report includes a list of custom NSQL queries 

    All queries will be migrated to the GCP data center. 


    Customers should review queries and remove any queries that they don't use in their production environment. 

    Report

    The report includes a list of custom report definitions 

    All reports will be migrated to the GCP data center. 


    Customers should select a minimal set of key reports to be converted. Certain reports may require significant effort to convert. 


    To learn more about customizing reports, please review this blog. Customers should remove unused reports from the production environment. 

    Job

    The report includes a list of custom job definitions 

    All jobs will be migrated to the GCP data center. 

    Function

    The report includes a list of functions created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate functions, that are not out of the box,  listed here to the GCP data center. 

    Index

    The report includes a list of indexes created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate indexes, that are not out of the box, listed here to the GCP data center. 

    Package

    The report includes a list of packages created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate custom packages to the GCP data center. 

    Package Body

    The report includes a list of package body definitions created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate package bodies, that are not out of the box, to the GCP data center. 

    Stored Procedure

    The report includes a list of stored procedures created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate stored procedures, that are not out of the box, listed here to the GCP data center. 

    Table

    The report includes a list of tables created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will migrate tables listed here to the GCP data center. 

    Trigger

    The report includes a list of triggers created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate triggers, that are not out of the box, listed here to the GCP data center. 

    View

    The report includes a list of views created in the Clarity PPM schema.

    Broadcom will not migrate views, that are not out of the box, listed here to the GCP data center. 



    Thank you for being a part of the Clarity community. Please write to clarityppm.saas@broadcom.com in case you have any specific questions for us. 

    The next blog on using the PPM Customization Discovery Analysis Job will be published on April 20, 2020.

     

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  • 2.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

     
    Posted Apr 13, 2020 11:25 AM
    Thank you for sharing this update with the community Suman!

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    Chris Hackett
    Community Manager, Broadcom Enterprise Software Division
    Broadcom Inc.
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  • 3.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Posted Apr 20, 2020 09:14 AM
    Is there a way If user Open Clarity URL in IE or Via OUTLOOK Email Link it opens to IE it will Automatically Redirect to EDGE or CHROME?

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    Awadhesh Dammani (Addy)
    Sr.Consultant
    Clarity PPM
    Location: India
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  • 4.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 20, 2020 09:30 AM
    I believe you default browser is set to IE, if you want to set Chrome you can follow this article https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95417?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en


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    Thanks & Regards
    Suman Pramanik
    Sr. Principal Support Engineer | Customer Success & Support, Enterprise Software Division
    Broadcom
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  • 5.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Posted Apr 23, 2020 12:27 PM
    Thank you for sharing Suman.


  • 6.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 24, 2020 05:19 AM
    You are welcome Vishal, I hope these blogs are helping in respect to moving to GCP platform.

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    Thanks & Regards
    Suman Pramanik
    Sr. Principal Support Engineer | Customer Success & Support, Enterprise Software Division
    Broadcom
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  • 7.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Posted May 05, 2020 12:24 PM
    Can you explain why customized fields (Attributes) we have added and that I can see in the Objects listing are not showing in the Customizations report? I just started a review and found four already just in the Investments grouping. I only got down to the letter "C" in the Investment object.


  • 8.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted May 05, 2020 02:31 PM
    Hi Craig 

    This looks like a defect, I am testing more. However you can run the PPM Customization Discovery Analysis which will give you the information. Details about that job is posted here 


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    Thanks & Regards
    Suman Pramanik
    Sr. Principal Support Engineer | Customer Success & Support, Enterprise Software Division
    Broadcom
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  • 9.  RE: Clarity SaaS Transition: Analyzing Your Customization's - Part 1

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted May 05, 2020 03:18 PM
    we confirm its a defect and the defect number is DE54839

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    Thanks & Regards
    Suman Pramanik
    Sr. Principal Support Engineer | Customer Success & Support, Enterprise Software Division
    Broadcom
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