In the Start when section, replace 'Status' = "Pending" with ( 'TR.Status' =
"Pending" AND 'TR.Status' != 'DB.Status' ). I guess this should resolve the
issue.

Regards,
Veeral

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 9:38 PM, npeterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Microsoft AD guy here, recently thrust upon Remedy administration and here
> is
> my current problem.
>
> I am using Remedy Service Desk 7 and I guess SLM 7 as well, I do not know
> how to verify this. I have hacked my way through SLM and writing SLM's and
> business hours and just when I thought I had it all figured out I realized
> I
> have a few SLM's triggering at times that I did not intend on.
>
> Here is one example -
>
> SLM Main screen -
>
> SLM Title - Pending Tickets
> Applies To - incidents
> Goal Type - Incident Response Time
>
> Terms and Conditions tab -
>
> 'Contact Company' = "My Companies name" AND 'Company' = "The applicable
> division" AND 'Status' = "Pending" AND 'Assigned Group ID' =
> "SGP000000000013"
>
> Goals and Cost tab -
>
> Hours - 120
> Business Entity - This is selected and does work.
>
> Measurement tab -
>
> Start When - 'Status' = "Pending" AND 'Assigned Group ID'
> = "SGP000000000013"
>
> Stop When - 'Status' != "Pending" AND 'Assigned Group ID'
> != "SGP000000000013"
>
> Milestones tab -  I am pretty sure most of this is correct so I will only
> note the questionable
>
> Execute if - 'Status' = "Pending"
>
> ***** The Issue******
>
> So my problem is that if I have an incident that is assigned for more than
> 120 hours, and then is changed to pending, this SLM immediately triggers.
> What I would want to happen is that once the incident is set to pending,
> the
> 120 hours starts from the minute this change happens (Business schedules
> applicable).
>
> Having a very amateurish understanding of coding I can see that there is
> some logic issues with this SLM, however I just do not know the specifics
> of
> this application to pick the fix out.
>
> Any help from the experts would be greatly appreciated. Umm if you happen
> to
> run into some AD/SMS/SCCM issues I will gladly return knowledge.
>
> Thanks
>
> NP
>
>
>
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