In the upper right-hand corner of the Incident, you should see a 'View Service 
Request' link on those entries that came from an SR.  Of course if you've set 
the system parameter that generates SR's for Incident submission, they'll all 
have this but if you haven't, it should work for you.

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Subject: Identify an incident that originated from SRM

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Hi folks.  Just wondering if there is a field or ID on the incident form th=
at identifies if an incident originated from the SRM.  I imagine there is o=
ne and could probably find it but thought it might be quicker to ask the li=
st.
Thanks
Steve

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