SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Ramey, Anne
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Matthew Perrault
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Ramey, Anne
Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread strauss
Your criteria looks like it should be set in the Measurement Criteria:

Start When: $\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))
Stop When: 'Status' = Resolved

And the Milestones would be at:
'Status'  Resolved

Maybe the Start When will work better as
$\TIMESTAMP$ = ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))

Since all of my service targets have a Start When: of 'Status' = New  I have 
not built any that start using a time formula.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread strauss
You should be able to set the milestone to repeat (and fire an action) every 30 
minutes as long as the Execute If condition continues to be met.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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Subject: SLM start when advise

**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Ramey, Anne
He actually wants a missed or met result in SLM for each time interval.  The 
only way I know how to do that is with separate targets.  The only way to gain 
that with milestones that I know of would have a separate form that stored 
missed or met that the milestone pushed data to, but they he couldn't get a 
compliance and other SLM measurements from it.

Anne Ramey
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**
You should be able to set the milestone to repeat (and fire an action) every 30 
minutes as long as the Execute If condition continues to be met.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Subject: Re: SLM start when advise

**
Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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Subject: SLM start when advise

**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Matthew Perrault
Anne,
Actually that would be 1 Service Target with multiple Milestones.
As you can define a Milestone to start after a certain period of time and have 
it repeat.
How about something like:
1 Service target
first Mile Stone that fires  1 minute after Start
Repeats 10 times every 3 minutes
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add the action to this milestone

2nd Mile Stone Fires 30 Minutes after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add a different Action to this milestone (say the first one notified the 
group, then this one would notify the manager)

3rd Mile Stone Fires 1 hour after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))

And so on

Until you have all that you want listed.
Just as a note you can only have a milestone repeat 20 times

HTH,
Matt P.
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**
Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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Subject: SLM start when advise

**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Ramey, Anne
How does this give you a missed or met result any where in the SLM module that 
you can then report off of?

Anne Ramey
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**
Anne,
Actually that would be 1 Service Target with multiple Milestones.
As you can define a Milestone to start after a certain period of time and have 
it repeat.
How about something like:
1 Service target
first Mile Stone that fires  1 minute after Start
Repeats 10 times every 3 minutes
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add the action to this milestone

2nd Mile Stone Fires 30 Minutes after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add a different Action to this milestone (say the first one notified the 
group, then this one would notify the manager)

3rd Mile Stone Fires 1 hour after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))

And so on

Until you have all that you want listed.
Just as a note you can only have a milestone repeat 20 times

HTH,
Matt P.
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**
Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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**
I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Matthew Perrault
ugg,
Ya that sounds like a report requirement.
I thought there was a way to review met/missed milestones though...
Strauss, you know of how/where to do that?

Matt P.

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He actually wants a missed or met result in SLM for each time interval.  The 
only way I know how to do that is with separate targets.  The only way to gain 
that with milestones that I know of would have a separate form that stored 
missed or met that the milestone pushed data to, but they he couldn't get a 
compliance and other SLM measurements from it.

Anne Ramey
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**
You should be able to set the milestone to repeat (and fire an action) every 30 
minutes as long as the Execute If condition continues to be met.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

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Re: SLM start when advise -update

2008-11-21 Thread Ramey, Anne
I think this should work:
Goal: 1 hr.
Start When: 'Status' = New
Stop When: 'Status' = Resolved OR (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + 
(30*60))) AND ('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

For the second interval, and it will be:
Goal: 1 hr. 30 Min.
Start When: 'Status' = New
Stop When: 'Status' = Resolved OR (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + 
(60*60))) AND ('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (60*60) )))

And so on.  Thanks for the input.

Anne Ramey
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He actually wants a missed or met result in SLM for each time interval.  The 
only way I know how to do that is with separate targets.  The only way to gain 
that with milestones that I know of would have a separate form that stored 
missed or met that the milestone pushed data to, but they he couldn't get a 
compliance and other SLM measurements from it.

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You should be able to set the milestone to repeat (and fire an action) every 30 
minutes as long as the Execute If condition continues to be met.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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Subject: Re: SLM start when advise

**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria was Status  resolved
Step 4, is where you define the milestones, and we used Execute When* set to 
Hours  Minutes from Start and it that we specified 30 minutes.

HTH
Matt P.

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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 12:24 PM
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Subject: SLM start when advise

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I need to start a service target based on time: ex. 30 minutes after a ticket 
was created.  I can't seem to make this happen.  It only goes from attached to 
In Progess if the ticket is modified.  Help?

Current criteria:
 ($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 'Status'  Resolved

Anne Ramey
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Re: SLM start when advise

2008-11-21 Thread Matthew Perrault
Sorry Anne,
I was writing what is below and sent it before I saw your other email:

Ya that sounds like a report requirement.
I thought there was a way to review met/missed milestones though...
Strauss, you know of how/where to do that?

Matt P.
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Subject: Re: SLM start when advise

**
He actually wants a missed or met result in SLM for each time interval.  The 
only way I know how to do that is with separate targets.  The only way to gain 
that with milestones that I know of would have a separate form that stored 
missed or met that the milestone pushed data to, but they he couldn't get a 
compliance and other SLM measurements from it.

Anne Ramey
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 1:46 PM
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How does this give you a missed or met result any where in the SLM module that 
you can then report off of?

Anne Ramey
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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 2:36 PM
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Anne,
Actually that would be 1 Service Target with multiple Milestones.
As you can define a Milestone to start after a certain period of time and have 
it repeat.
How about something like:
1 Service target
first Mile Stone that fires  1 minute after Start
Repeats 10 times every 3 minutes
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add the action to this milestone

2nd Mile Stone Fires 30 Minutes after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))
Then add a different Action to this milestone (say the first one notified the 
group, then this one would notify the manager)

3rd Mile Stone Fires 1 hour after start
Repeats 10 times every 3 mintues
Execute IF* condition =
'Last Modified Date'  ($\TIMESTAMP$ - (60 * 30))

And so on

Until you have all that you want listed.
Just as a note you can only have a milestone repeat 20 times

HTH,
Matt P.
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Actually that's not what we are trying to do.  What management wants to do is 
make sure that a ticket is updated every 30 minutes.  They want to have a 
missed or met result of every 30 minute interval available.  I don't think I 
can do that with milestomes.  So I need to start one target immediately, and it 
runs for 30 minutes and is met if the last modified date changes.  The next 
service target shouldn't start until the first 30 minutes is up, but should 
stop if the last modified date changes any time in that next 30 minute 
interval.  Perhaps:

Start when: 'Status' = New
and
stop when:
'Status' = Resolved OR  (($\TIMESTAMP$  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60))) AND 
('Last Modified Date'  ( 'Submit Date' + (30*60) )))

Would do what I need...I'll give it a try.

Anne Ramey
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On Behalf Of Matthew Perrault
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 1:52 PM
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Subject: Re: SLM start when advise

**
Anne,
I think you may be crossing things here.
You want the service target attached to the ticket based on some different 
criteria (Priority, Support Group, for example).
When you start talking time you might want to look at the Mile Stones and 
defining them from a stand point of time.
It sounds like you are trying what we did and, that's how we did it.

We defined the Service Target to get attached to the Incident based on who the 
Support Group was as well as Priority (this was done in step 1 via the define 
terms and conditions)
Step 2 we set the total time for the Service target to be 8 hours.
Then we defined the Service Target Start Criteria (step 3 of 4) to fire based 
on Ticket Status  New and Assigned Group ! = NULL
Stop Criteria