SLA Stuck in 'Paused' Stage

Raphael Dizon · ‎12-12-2018

Hello guys,

I am having a hard time figuring out what's wrong with my SLA stop condition as it does not seem to move into 'Completed' Stage.

Here is my Stop Condition, the SLA should Stop after the Incident is Closed.

Here is my paused condition, The SLA will pause when the 'Job Order' is in 'Pending, Engineer on Transit, Resolved, Closed, Cancelled and Closed Incomplete'.

My thoughts are the stop condition cannot locate the right 'State' values in incident because they are in Integer but when I use a business rule in Job Order to Auto-close the Incident the SLA is changing to 'Completed' Stage.

The value of 'Closed' in Incident is 36 but when I search it in Stop condition filter, it's not there

Is there a way to change the choices to integer when choosing the stop condition filter?

Here is a sample of the Process

If the JO is closed

Then once the Incident is Closed

The Task SLA of JO should be completed

Any help is gladly appreciated. Thank you.

The SN Nerd · ‎12-12-2018

The SLA engine will only run if the record gets updated (Job Order).

So, when the Incident status changes to close, the SLA will not recalculate the conditions until the Job Order record is saved.

You could work around this by adding an After Business rule on Incident:
When Status change to closed

Look up the related Job Order and add something to the work notes (or use forceUpdate) to make the SLA recalculate.

Something like this:

var grJob = new GlideRecord('your_table_name_here');
if(grJob.get('incident',current.getValue('sys_id'))) {
  grJob.work_notes = "Incident closed, Stopping SLA");
  grJob.update();
}

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Ragavendran · ‎12-12-2018

In Pause condition, it is only "State" but in Stop Condition it is "Incidnet.State". Try to select the same "State", might work.

Thanks,

Ragavendran R

Raphael Dizon · ‎12-12-2018

The Pause condition is when the Job Order State is Closed, Cancelled, etc, while the Stop Condition is when the State of Incident is Closed. Is it possible if the pause and stop condition consists of two different tables?

Ajaykumar1 · ‎12-12-2018

Hi,

Select Table as Incident

Regards,
Ajay

Raphael Dizon · ‎12-12-2018

Hi,

Won't that put the task sla in Incident rather than Job Order?

Regards,

Raph