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01-10-2018 11:36 AM
We've recently purchased Performance Analytics Premium and activated several of the context sensitive analytics plugins. When we try the "Context Sensitive Analytics - Change" dashboard (and the ones for Incident and Problem), we get no content. There are no widgets defined on it. Is that to be expected? If not, is there any way we can get those dashboards updated to the OOB widgets?
Susan Williams, Lexmark
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01-16-2018 11:12 AM
Follow-up... we worked with HI to find out that this is a known issue. Here's the reply they sent:
We have identified that issue is caused by an invalid dashboard permission that references a user that does not exist. This is documented in problem PRB917832 and in knowledge article KB0623144. A workaround is available and fix steps are provided in knowledge article. As a result we are placing this incident in solution proposed.
Reason: Known problem with available workaround
Issue: PA dashboards not loading
Solution Proposed: We have identified that issue is caused by an invalid dashboard permission that references a user that does not exist.
You may check bellow the invalid reference for user that does not exist
Invalid reference exists also for "Context Sensitive Analytics -Problem" and "Context Sensitive Analytics -Change"
This is documented in problem PRB917832 -"PA dashboards not loading - NullPointerException error "and in knowledge article KB0623144. A workaround is available and fix steps are provided in knowledge article.
KB0623144 - PA dashboards not loading - NullPointerException error
KB0623144 provides a script to identify all broken dashboards permissions. Please review the information provided in KB0623144 and apply the provided workaround. Please make sure to test the workaround in sub-production first.
Susan Williams, Lexmark
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01-11-2018 08:12 AM
Hi Susan,
I would like to speak with you directly. Do you have time for a quick chat this week? tara.romero@servicenow.com
Thanks
Tara
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01-11-2018 08:25 AM
Hi Tara,
I've just emailed you.
Also, I updated the wording of my question from "wizard" to "widget".
Susan Williams, Lexmark
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01-16-2018 11:12 AM
Follow-up... we worked with HI to find out that this is a known issue. Here's the reply they sent:
We have identified that issue is caused by an invalid dashboard permission that references a user that does not exist. This is documented in problem PRB917832 and in knowledge article KB0623144. A workaround is available and fix steps are provided in knowledge article. As a result we are placing this incident in solution proposed.
Reason: Known problem with available workaround
Issue: PA dashboards not loading
Solution Proposed: We have identified that issue is caused by an invalid dashboard permission that references a user that does not exist.
You may check bellow the invalid reference for user that does not exist
Invalid reference exists also for "Context Sensitive Analytics -Problem" and "Context Sensitive Analytics -Change"
This is documented in problem PRB917832 -"PA dashboards not loading - NullPointerException error "and in knowledge article KB0623144. A workaround is available and fix steps are provided in knowledge article.
KB0623144 - PA dashboards not loading - NullPointerException error
KB0623144 provides a script to identify all broken dashboards permissions. Please review the information provided in KB0623144 and apply the provided workaround. Please make sure to test the workaround in sub-production first.
Susan Williams, Lexmark