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Ryan

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  1. Just had a run through, and it was working as expected for myself. 

    I take it you are using the Suspend For New Owner to await assignment.

    Are you performing a Entity->Requests->Get Request Information->Request Details   Automated Task after the Suspend node? If this node is done before the Suspend, then the variables will still be available, but it will contain the old information, the information before the suspend, the information when the task was performed. Meaning it will appear to log to the previous owner.owner.png

    Ryan

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  2. Perhaps a small thing, but I think the Rule Expression is case sensitive.

    When I add subject from the Rule Parameters drop down (just above the Rule Expression with the envelope symbol) it is added as "subject" rather than "Subject".

    Are you able to try with the lowercase variable?

    Ryan

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  3. Hi Alex, 

    I think the issue you are encountering is that your join clause is referencing a table you are yet to include. The generated SQL will be something like:

    JOIN h_itsm_services
    ON
    h_itsm_services.h_pk_serviceid = h_itsm_servicesubscriptions.h_fk_serviceid
    JOIN h_itsm_servicesubscriptions	
    ON
    h_itsm_servicesubscriptions.h_fk_subscriberid = h_sys_organisation.h_id

    It is trying to reference the subscriptions table when the services table is joined, before the subscriptions table is joined.

    I would remove the h_itsm_services table, and then add it at the bottom of the list with the same criteria.

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    I hope this helps

    Ryan

  4. Hi Mark,

    This will require further investigation. To help with this, are you able to answer the following:

    Do you know how these requests were being raised? Is the agent raising the Service Request from Email, Autoresponder, Linked from another Request, Manually?

    Did the agent use a Service Catalog Item? Did the agent use a quick log template?

    Ryan

  5. If you are using the Timesheet application, you can store the Total Time spent on Tasks against a request.

    Service Manager is currently working on a plugin for the Timesheet Application that will allow for call duration to be stored per action type of a request - this will be included in SM 2.33.

     

    For reporting purposes, you would be looking at 'h_timesheet_values' table, and grouping by 'h_related_urn'

    I hope this helps.

    Ryan

  6. The SM team have been implementing some of the optmisations outlined above to the logRequest process this week. The result is a noticeable increase in performance, with other methods still being investigated.

    The team will be looking at releasing the improvements made next week, and applying what was learned during this process to other existing areas of the SM application over the coming weeks and months.

    Ryan

  7. Hi G,

    From my understanding, the record has colours:

    Yellow - request updated by someone other than the logged in analyst

    Grey - request is on hold

    Red - request is not assigned to a team, usually only available to the admin

    As for the request service levels, SL column in the request list uses

    Black - not available

    Green - met

    Blue - ongoing

    Red - breached and still ongoing

    Yellow - breached but has been marked

    Ryan

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