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‎07-26-2016 02:28 AM
Hi,
Can anybody tell me please, state-resolved is active ticket or its one of the closed, cancelled states?
In my situation, I would like to report open incidents. I chose conditions like Active is true, Opened on This month and it gives me next ticket with states assigned, new, awaiting 3rd part etc., and resolved.
I want understand is resolved active ticket and why?Then why we have resolved state if we have closed state? what is the difference between them?
Thanks,
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‎07-26-2016 02:38 AM
Hi Ulvi,
This sounds like a continuation of yesterday's discussion.
Typical use case for the Resolved state - The resolver has worked on it and believed they solved the problem, and is awaiting confirmation from the end-user. before it is considered truly closed. It is an active/open state because the user has not signed off that it is completely done.
There may still be a need to move it back to a "work in progress" state to be dealt with by a resolver. Because the resolved state is still 'active=true', it's not a process issue to move it back in the resolution process. If it were closed, that can start to mess with metrics/SLAs, etc. Most organizations consider closed as closed and never to be re-opened.
I hope that helps.

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‎07-26-2016 02:38 AM
Hi Ulvi,
This sounds like a continuation of yesterday's discussion.
Typical use case for the Resolved state - The resolver has worked on it and believed they solved the problem, and is awaiting confirmation from the end-user. before it is considered truly closed. It is an active/open state because the user has not signed off that it is completely done.
There may still be a need to move it back to a "work in progress" state to be dealt with by a resolver. Because the resolved state is still 'active=true', it's not a process issue to move it back in the resolution process. If it were closed, that can start to mess with metrics/SLAs, etc. Most organizations consider closed as closed and never to be re-opened.
I hope that helps.

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‎07-26-2016 02:42 AM
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‎07-26-2016 03:02 AM
Hi Chuck,
Yes, You are right! It's continuation of our discussion I want to understand accurately. I want just to give right conditions to my report. Because all time when I'm changing conditions the scores also changes.
For example, if I give conditions like : Active is true, Opened on This month it gives me score like 50, but if I choose conditions: State is one of New, Assigned, etc.,(except resolved, cancelled, closed) and Opened on This month it shows me 5 tickets. If I choose State is one of New, Awaiting 3rd Party, Assigned, etc., and also Resolved, Cancelled (except Closed) it gives me same scores when I chosed Active is true condition. So that's why I'm trying understand what to choose and what are right conditions for my report?
Regards,
Ulvi