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‎10-17-2013 11:34 AM
Hi folks,
Im pulling my hair out over these SLAs.
We have our SLAs set up like the example below:
3 Day SLA with a schedule of 9-5
I have attached the Task SLA bar with an example of a 3 day SLA attached and it is not what we want to see at all.
The current date/time at the moment is 17/10/13 @ 19:18
Start time is 14/10/13 @ 15:02:53
Business time left is 2 days 2 hours 2 minutes (This surely cannot be correct as the 3 days have now passed)
Business elapsed time is 21 hours 57 minutes (surely this should be over the 3 days since we have passed the SLA - should be around 24 hours since the schedule is 9-5)
Has Breached is false (again since the 3 days have now passed this should be true)
Planned end time is 25/10/2013 (since the start time was 14/10 shouldnt this have been 17/10?)
I have also attached a picture of the 3 day SLA with the fields as it is set up.
Duration is set to 3 days
Is there a way to change these?
What we want is if an SLA is 3 days then it breaches after 3 days.
We want the planned end time to calculate the end time as 3 days later.
We want the time left and elapsed time to calculate correctly and the sla timer to start and pause at 9 and 5pm respectively.
I hope this all makes sense.
Thanks a million

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‎04-09-2014 03:04 AM
HI Rajiv,
Please modify your SLA definition according to the attachment.
I have checked in demo and it is working fine.
NOTE:I have set this to 4 business days and please modify accordingly.
For example in the above scenario it gives planned end date as 15-APR-2014(excluding weekends)
Please let me know if you still have questions.
Thanks
Pradeep Sharma
Service now certified implementation specialist
Cognizant
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‎04-09-2014 03:30 AM
Thanks Pradeep for your response, I got the logic for SLA calculation.
Thanks Again!

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‎04-09-2014 03:39 AM
I am glad I can help you
Thanks and Regards
Pradeep Sharma
Service now certified implementation specialist
Cognizant