SLA Cancel Condition not working

Cort1
Tera Expert

I was really excited to see the option of "Cancel Condition" on SLA's in Helsinki and beyond. I rushed Istanbul into our Dev environment so I could start testing. By controlling when the SLA cancels, we no longer have to make sure the Start Condition is true until the Stop condition is reached.

There is a new drop-down for "When to cancel" with options of

  • Start conditions are not met
  • Cancel conditions are met
  • Never

So far it is not working the way I hoped. I first tried the "Never" option. I was able to get my incident SLA to cancel immediately. Hmmm, maybe I did something wrong.

I tried the "Cancel conditions are met" and set a condition that would never be true. That SLA too canceled.

Just wondered if anybody has experienced problems with this setting or is it working fine for you. Thanks - Cort

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Cort1
Tera Expert

Our original SLAConditionBase had been skipped with each release since our Berlin days. This was causing the Cancel condition to not work properly. Thanks all for the help!


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Michael Fry1
Kilo Patron

There is a action chart on this page that might help with some troubleshooting: SLA transitions


Cort1
Tera Expert

When I read this:



  • Never option: The SLA will never be canceled.


in the SLA conditions documentation, I take it literally.




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Dave Smith1
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

Cortney Cable wrote:



By controlling when the SLA cancels, we no longer have to make sure the Start Condition is true until the Stop condition is reached.


I'm not certain I understand you here... do you have a blank start condition?  



What's the trigger that begins the SLA?  



Are you also saying that there will never be any circumstances for which an SLA is aborted?


Initially, I just want to prove that I can get an SLA to NOT cancel. Here is my test SLA:



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I changed a new incident to an "Assigned" state and here is the result:



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