dot-walking from task_sla to incident table custom field

Antonio24
Giga Contributor

Hi to everyone...just a little doubt about SLA, workflow and dot-walking: I have a SLA with his workflow with notification at 50% and 75%, for the notification at 100% I have a "If" condition which "yes" brings to a notification and "n"o brings to another one. My "If" condition is setted to the value in a custom field on incident table, so the dot-walking I used is like:

task.ref_incident.u_field (where u_field is my custom field)...

workflow seems work with this dot-walking but the question is: how I've reached my custom field in incident from task table (actually from task_sla)? is the dot-walking correct?

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Mark Roethof
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Hi there,

Looks oke. You could add a .getValue(), though looks oke.

What is it you're after? Just confirmation 🙂 or is still something not working?

If my answer helped you in any way, please then mark it as helpful.

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Mark

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is, max 3 level for the dot.walking, already knew it.

My other question is if there's a way to verify that the dot.walking I'm using brings me to the correct field.

You could have a look at the Schema Map to see how the tables are connected to each other. You could click their on your custom field, which upon click should redirect to the associated table.

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that's exactly what I've done to be sure about the dot.walking, so I think that at this point I can close the thread...

 

thanks a lot again,

 

Antonio

Hi there,

Is your question solved with this? Do we need to follow-up on this?

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Mark Roethof

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Hi there,

Is your question solved with this? Do we need to follow-up on this?

Please mark this answer as correct if it solves your problem. This will help others who are looking for a similar solution. Also marking this answer as correct takes the post of the unsolved list.
Thanks.

Kind regards,
Mark

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Mark Roethof

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