Service Types can be associated with multiple attributes on an Incident/Problem/Request ticket:
- Priority
- Category (Incident/Problem/Request Area)
- Affected Resource (Configuration Item)
- Affected End User (Contact)
- Affected End User's Functional Organization (Organization)
If you have
not turned on classic_sla_processing then a ticket could have multiple Service Types running on the ticket at the same time (all 5 above).
If you have turned on classic_sla_processing (old school), only one Service Type will be in effect (but which one?). The Service Type that will be in effect will be the one with the lowest Ranking.
The behavior you are seeing may be that you have Service Types associated with more than one attribute on the ticket.
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Lindsay Estabrooks
Principal Consultant
IT-EDU Consultants
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-06-2021 10:12 PM
From: Wicner Chacon
Subject: classic_sla_processing and service type
Hi team!
I have a situation regarding the options manager "classic_sla_processing" when it is installed and it is the following: An incident is created with a service type for example of 2 hours, then the category is changed to one with a service type of 4 hours However, the type of service is maintained with that of 2 hours. Now if I create the case with a service type of 4 hours and then I change the category to one with a type of service of 2 hours, in that case it changes from 4 hours to 2 hours. Basically I have seen that if you change the type of service to one that has a longer time, the type of service is not updated, but if it is changed to a shorter time it is updated. Can I modify so that regardless of the type of service, I always take the new one?
Thank you!