How to get duration to resolved the csm cases

mmahaj01
Tera Contributor

How to get duration to resolved the csm cases

Is there any metric table created for calculating the average duration to resolved the cases.

 

 

Thanks

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Shivalika
Mega Sage

Hello @mmahaj01 

 

Did you check in "Metric Definition" on left navigation if there already metric exists for "states field duration calculation" in CSM ? 

 

If not you can create one with type as "Duration" and field as "state". 

 

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Or @mmahaj01 

 

You can just add filter in metric_instance table to show case table records and bookmark it. So that it can be fetched anytime you want. 

 

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mmahaj01
Tera Contributor

Thanks  Shivalika

Is there any difference between sn_customerservice_case table and sn_customerservice_anz_cases table.

Please let us know

Thank you 

Hi @mmahaj01 

I don't think sn_customerservice_anz_cases is a OOTB table 

your company must've created it as a custom table

 

Please mark my answer as helpful/correct if it resolves your query.

Regards,
Chaitanya

Hello @mmahaj01 

 

sn_customerservice_anz_cases - is not an OOTB tasble as far as I know. This seems to be an extended table from this OOTB table 

 

What you can do to check is go to "Tables" modules under "System Definition" and type this name in the name field.

 

Then share the screenshot of the record that comes up, will be able to tell you what exactly it is and how it's different.

 

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