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06-08-2020 10:55 PM
The results of Service offering commitments is stored in table SLA Results [service_sla_result] using Script include SLAResultSummarizer. But when an SLA is breached or completed the records in this table should be updated to increase the count of the breached/completed SLAs. This should be done on periodic basis, may b using some scheduled jobs.
As per Servicenow documentation a scheduled job 'Calculate SLA Results'' is used to do the same, but it is not present in New York and Madrid release.
Please let me know how records in table SLA Results are updated.
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06-09-2020 03:32 PM
Hi Vividha,
Is Service Owner Workspace plugin active on the instance? Calculate SLA Results and Calculate Availability jobs are deleted when this plugin gets activated and a new job is introduced called 'SPM Performance Score Computation' sys_id - 222c6326372023006289cc9fbe41f18f, which calls a script include which in turn calls the script include you mentioned.
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Sameep
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06-09-2020 01:53 AM
Hi vividha,
Please take a look at this article. If you look under system definition > scheduled jobs then the 'Calculate SLA Results' does not show. But if you look under system scheduler > scheduled jobs > scheduled jobs then 'Calculate SLA results should be visible.
Let me know if this helps
Thanks
Sam
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06-09-2020 02:27 AM
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06-09-2020 02:42 AM
Hi Vivdha,
Just to also check that you have the 'Service Portfolio Management - SLA Commitment' plugin activated on your instance as well?
Thanks
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06-09-2020 02:57 AM
Hi Sam,
Yes it is activated.
In which release are you able to see the Scheduled Job ?
Regards,
Vividha