Incident SLA duration was changed, it was impacted on old Incidents, help to over come
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01-03-2024 10:33 PM - edited 01-03-2024 10:37 PM
Previously we have SLA Duration is 2 days (P1), 3 Days (P2), 5 Days(P3). Now it was changed to 1 Day, 1 Day 12 Hours , 2 Days. Here we are directly changed the Duration then it was Impacted on old Incidents. Help to how to over come this. and this changes need to be applicable on 01-01-2024
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01-04-2024 12:27 AM
Hi @Kusuma Sai ,
When making changes to the existing SLA schedule you will also impact old incidents, as it also refers to the same SLA. Instead I would recommend you to create new SLAs and utilize them instead together with deactivate the old SLAs.
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01-04-2024 04:43 AM - edited 01-04-2024 05:25 AM
Hi AnderBGS
If we create New SLA's. and Deactivate old SLA's - some of the old Incident has been not resolved, so its impact on that ?
It is possible to get it back to Impacted old Incidents. and new changes will reflect on 01-01-2024
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01-04-2024 05:31 AM
Hi @Kusuma Sai ,
If you revert the change you made for the SLA schedule, all incidents with attached SLA at current moment will be updated - also the once not resolved yet. From initial though, I wouldn't think it's possible to make a change happen from 01012024.
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01-04-2024 03:25 AM
Hi @Kusuma Sai
SLA work on the conditions and as soon condition get updated, it will impact all data, so as suggested by @AndersBGS better way is create New SLA and use it.
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