Right now we use the following:

$assetURL = "https://SERVER/api/V3/Projection/GetProjectionByCriteria"

$asset = @"
{
  "Id": "4becacc7-bc3f-502f-1e9e-973f59530763",
  "Criteria": {
    "Base": {
      "Expression": {
        "And": [
        {
          "SimpleExpression": {
            "ValueExpressionLeft": {
              "Property": "$Context/Property[Type='CiresonAssetManagement!Cireson.AssetManagement.HardwareAsset']/HardwareAssetStatus$"
            },
            "Operator": "Equal",
            "ValueExpressionRight": {
              "Value": "23b38f76-b3bf-0272-f2b5-71907c0bf224"
            }
          }
        },
        {
          "SimpleExpression": {
            "ValueExpressionLeft": {
              "Property": "$Context/Property[Type='CiresonAssetManagement!Cireson.AssetManagement.HardwareAsset']/HardwareAssetID$"
            },
            "Operator": "Like",
            "ValueExpressionRight": {
              "Value": "IT00%"
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}
"@

$rest = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $assetURL -Method "POST" -Headers @{"Authorization"="$platformToken"} -Body $asset -ContentType "application/json"

The result is always empty. Also when I change the

"$Context/Property[Type='CiresonAssetManagement!Cireson.AssetManagement.HardwareAsset']/HardwareAssetID$"

to

"$Context/Property[Type='c0c58e7f-7865-55cc-4600-753305b9be64']/51b2740c-840e-4e7f-64a3-151eba35fffd$"

it is exactly the same empty result.

The problem is not the Id of the Type Projection, because if I use the following call

$asset = @"
{
  "Id": "4becacc7-bc3f-502f-1e9e-973f59530763",
  "Criteria": {
    "Base": {
      "Expression": {

          

          "SimpleExpression": {
            "ValueExpressionLeft": {
              "GenericProperty": "DisplayName"
            },
            "Operator": "Like",
            "ValueExpressionRight": {
              "Value": "DISPLAYNAME%"
            }
          

    }
  }
}
"@

$rest = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $assetURL -Method "POST" -Headers @{"Authorization"="$platformToken"} -Body $asset -ContentType "application/json"

It returns all results.

There is no error message popping up and the rest call is much faster than when I use the DisplayName as Criteria. So for me it looks like, the Criteria is not correct. But it is the same as in the API Example document.
We also tried it with other non generic properties, and everytime no results are returned. So it seems like the API can't handle non generic properties at all.

Is there an easier way to install the authoring tool and then get all the management pack dependancies into the library folder? Currently I've been manually checking dependancies and then exporting the MP from service manager and pasting the .xml or .mp into the library folder. However that has now stopped working for me as I'm trying to extend the software asset class from the cireson asset management pack and every time I try to just view the software asset class, the authoring tool closes due to missing dependancies.

The exact error message is:

Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception.

Exception Info: Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Common.ObjectNotFoundException

For the service manager/cireson portal environment I am working in. We are developing a change management dashboard that pulls data directly from the service manager database. We're wondering however, has anyone else made a dashboard like this? Also we're worried about the impact to the database and portal performance something like this would be. Currently the CPU on the DB server runs at about 90 percent through out the whole business day. I haven't been told the interval of how often the data would be accessed but my guess is every half an hour. The information we'd be pulling out is:

Change ID

Change Title

Activity Type (Manual/Review)

Activity Status

Activity Title

Activity Assigned User

Change Assigned User

Priority

Category

Affected User

Change Support Group

Scheduled Start Date

Scheduled Downtime Start Date

Activity Created Date

Just wondering, what exactly does the Cireson Asset Sync workflow do? I'm only asking because I found that in our testing and dev environments the workflow was disabled and no where was it written down why. Does this workflow make any changes to SCCM where it's syncing hardware assets from or make any changes outside it's own SCSM environment?

When I type user.session into the dev tools, it shows Email as a property but this value is always Null.

Is that a bug or is that by design? Can we make the session include that property somehow?

Is it possible that there is a report feature that can return to us all the change requests with related incidents? I've been trying with powershell but have been getting strange results. If an incident is linked to a change request on the incident form, I can get results that relation and add it to a .csv file, however, if the incident is linked to the change request on the change request form, I can't get any results returned.

Has anyone else been able to use sql or powershell to return related work items?

we use Tikit for the SMP AI Integration.
We uninstalled Tikit from a Teams Team where we don't want it, but the team still appears in the settings. It is not possible to delete that team in the Tikit settings as well.
Is there a way to remove that team from the Tikit settings?

However, when the user wants to open an Archived Workitem in the Cireson Portal, user from this group are unable to open these workitems.

When checking with spCheck_UserWorkItemPermissions, it returns the message:

- Is Analyst

- Has Permission to Access ALL Work Items in the System

When a "normal" analysist opens the Archived workitem, it is opened without issues. Is there a way to grant access to archived workitems?