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Risk Recalculation on CI Add/Remove from task_ci Table Not Working — Any Suggestions?

ShwetaD
Tera Contributor

Hi everyone,
I'm trying to implement risk recalculation in Change Management when Configuration Items (CIs) are added to or removed from the task_ci table. I’ve created a Business Rule named "Recalculate Risk on CI Add/Removed" that runs after insert and delete on the task_ci table.

The goal is to ensure that risk is recalculated not just when the cmdb_ci field is updated on the Change Request, but also when related CIs are modified via the task_ci relationship. However, the Business Rule doesn’t seem to be triggering the recalculation properly.

Client feedback also emphasized that relying solely on cmdb_ci updates is insufficient, and that risk must be recalculated when records are added or removed from task_ci.

👉 Has anyone faced this issue before or implemented a more reliable solution for this scenario?
Would love to hear if there’s a better approach or design pattern that works well for this use case.

Thanks in advance!

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