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‎04-20-2022 01:23 AM
Hi Experts,
I need to check the list of holidays already configured in service now? if I need to mark a day as a holiday which configurations do I want to check? I am not sure where do those list occurs. Do we need to check any SLA configurations. Can anyone please suggest the solution?
Thanks and Regards,
Sofi.
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‎04-20-2022 01:30 AM
Hi
in the Navigator just type cmn_schedule.list , this will give you schedules/Holidays existing in the instance.
- Schedule records specify a time zone and a type of schedule and use one or more schedule entries. Schedule records are saved in the Schedule [
cmn_schedule
] table. - Schedule entry records specify the time periods that are included or excluded from a schedule. Schedule entries are saved in the Schedule Entry [
cmn_schedule_span
] table.
Procedure to create a new Schedule :
- Navigate to All > System Scheduler > Schedules > Schedules.
- Click New, enter a unique and meaningful Name and Description and then fill in the form.
For detailed information on Schedule form fields, see Schedule fields.
Note: If there are no active entries defined for the current schedule, a warning message appears in the Schedule form. If your schedule is a child schedule that contains only exclusions, ignore the message because exclusions are non-active entries. - Right-click the header bar and click Save.
Note: If you create a schedule of type maintenance and save the record, a UI policy hides the Type field from the form. To view or change the Type value, use the list of schedules instead of the schedule form. Add the Type column if necessary. You can click the cell for the value in the Type column and modify the value in the list view.
- Configure one or more schedule entries.
For detailed information on Schedule Entry form fields, see Schedule entry fields.
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‎04-20-2022 01:30 AM
Hi
in the Navigator just type cmn_schedule.list , this will give you schedules/Holidays existing in the instance.
- Schedule records specify a time zone and a type of schedule and use one or more schedule entries. Schedule records are saved in the Schedule [
cmn_schedule
] table. - Schedule entry records specify the time periods that are included or excluded from a schedule. Schedule entries are saved in the Schedule Entry [
cmn_schedule_span
] table.
Procedure to create a new Schedule :
- Navigate to All > System Scheduler > Schedules > Schedules.
- Click New, enter a unique and meaningful Name and Description and then fill in the form.
For detailed information on Schedule form fields, see Schedule fields.
Note: If there are no active entries defined for the current schedule, a warning message appears in the Schedule form. If your schedule is a child schedule that contains only exclusions, ignore the message because exclusions are non-active entries. - Right-click the header bar and click Save.
Note: If you create a schedule of type maintenance and save the record, a UI policy hides the Type field from the form. To view or change the Type value, use the list of schedules instead of the schedule form. Add the Type column if necessary. You can click the cell for the value in the Type column and modify the value in the list view.
- Configure one or more schedule entries.
For detailed information on Schedule Entry form fields, see Schedule entry fields.
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‎04-20-2022 02:06 AM
Thank You so much Sandeep. It worked well!
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‎04-20-2022 03:18 AM
Awesome !! am glad i could help you .
Happy Learning 🙂
Kindly mark the answer as Correct & Helpful both such that others can get help.
Thanks,
Sandeep