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‎04-10-2024 04:10 PM
I cannot find exact documentation on what Alert Services table em_map_alert_to_service is supposed to be used for. I see it is empty. We need to report on which services were impacted the most from alerts over the last xyz days and I am not seeing anywhere to track count of alerts per service as many of the pulls seem dynamic for impacted services. I do see Impact Status table which seem to somewhat be close.
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‎04-11-2024 12:08 AM
Hi @Kaylee Price2 ,
Do you have Service Mapping Plugin activated in your ServiceNow Instance, Also do you have CI mapping available with Services which is available in CMDB_CI_Service (as Services Table is Parent, Under that Application Service, Business Service and Tag based Service Available) to populate the Alerts with Services, you must Have Service to CI mapping available and for that you need to Service Mapping or manual mapping, then only data will be available in Alert Services (em_map_alert_to_service).
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‎04-17-2024 03:58 PM
To follow up the HI support did confirm there seem to be some job(s) that run with service mapping plugin that populate this so even though we have mapped manually, it wasn't populating! I think that em_alert_bs_status_view also gives us what we need though and seems to work out of box with mapped services we have!