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Remove dead checkout requests

Summary: Create a basket of dead checkout requests (using ASR's built-in report DEADCKOS). Then use ASC's basket processing to delete all such components from their packages.

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Step 01: Create a basket with all dead checkout requests (using DEADCKOS)
Remove dead checkout requests - output (XML basket)
Step 02: Launch a basket - Required input tags for CMPONENT/PKG_COMP/DELETE
Launch a basket - Check required input tags for CMPONENT/PKG_COMP/DELETE
Step 03: Launch a basket - Edit the basket header
Launch a basket - Edit the basket header
Step 04: Launch a basket - Filter the basket
Launch a basket - Filter the basket
Step 05: Launch a basket - Select a basket compliant XML
Launch a basket - Select a basket compliant XML
Step 06: Execute the basket - Request tags
Execute the basket - Request tags

Step 07: Execute the basket – Execution options
Execute the basket – Execution options

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Basket processing applied to ASR report PCORPHN

Summary: Create a basket of orphan component promotion history records (using ASR's built-in report PCORPHN). Then use ASC's basket processing to remove all these orphan component promotion history entries.

Scenario: 

Step 01: Create a basket with orphan component promotion history (using PCORPHN)
Orphan component promotion history - output (XML basket)
Step 02: Launch a basket - Filter the basket
Launch a basket - Filter the basket
Step 03: Launch a basket - Select a basket compliant XML
Launch a basket - Select a basket compliant XML
Step 04: Execute the basket - Request tags
Execute the basket - Request tags

Step 05: Execute the basket – Execution options
Execute the basket – Execution options

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Basket processing

Using XML services in ChangeMan ZMF (CMN/ZMF) is great. It has allowed many CMN/ZMF users to create all sorts of customizations and applications that interface with CMN/ZMF, all based on the XML services that are delivered with CMN/ZMF.However, many of these CMN/ZMF users also want to automate various tasks that are typically repeated for a “list” of:

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