Breakdown on Metric Instance Value field
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09-01-2020 10:52 PM
Hi!
We have a Metric Definition to measire Fild value on RITM stage.
The requirement is to have a Breakdown on the Value tjhat is the RITM Stage. And value is a string field.
I have a Databaseview for Ritm metric
It seems to that I an unable to collect trhat as a normal breakdown, so is PA script the solution or Manual Breakdown?
Anyone has experience of this?
Regards
Anders
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09-02-2020 07:54 AM
This should be supported natively (no scripting or anything special). Just create your breakdown on sys_choice (like you would for the normal RITM table) and then map the metric instance field "Field value" for the breakdown. This stores the actual value for the choice which Performance Analytics will map to the sys_id in the background.
You probably want to create a requested_item_metric view, but here is what the mapping looks like for incident metrics:
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09-09-2020 06:23 AM
Hi Adam!
I seem not to get this to work as I want.
I have used the OOTB Breakdown Stage, with OOTB Breakdown Source RequestedItem.Stage and then made the Breakdown mapping to Field value on the Database view sc_req_item_metric.
I have the then made a Workbench Widget with Main Widget Indicators on Duration (which I have made of Bucket groups)
But when I then look at the Widget and it's breakdowns for stages I seem not to get the Field values as expected (look below) - Leverans =delivery and 'Väntar på godkännande = waiting_for_approval
And if I look at the Records there are a lot more different Field values and I don't understand why the Breakdowns doesn't shows the correct Field values?
Hope you can follow me - and have some suggestion where I go wrong?
Regards
Anders