Can you write the final rule in such a way that it can't fail? 
It's been a while for me, but I recall they work by qualifications, so a (1=1) 
qualification would force it. If that fails something nefarious is going on. 8)

-al

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Hey Al,


That's just it.. There is a rule in place.. What I have found is, once it 
fails, there seems to be noway to correct it, although it is saying to manually 
assign the group. Where do I go to assign the group??


Robert



On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 4:28 PM, Differ, Alfred W CTR PHD NSWC, 210 
<alfred.differ....@navy.mil> wrote:


        Is your request trying to construct a ticket from a template?
        
        If not, then you might have the assignment engine intervening and 
trying to assign a new ticket. If it can't find where to send it maybe that is 
giving this message?
        I use a default rule in the AE that assigns tickets to the service desk 
if no other rule intervenes first.
        
        
        -al
        
        
        
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        Hello All,
        
        
        Can someone give some guidance on where I go to manually assign the 
group. Every time this happens, I have to cancel the request. Any help would be 
greatly appreciated. Thank you.
        
        
        Robert
        
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