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08-31-2023 12:32 PM - edited 08-31-2023 12:33 PM
Example:
One user worked on the ticket and put some work notes.. later the ticket was assigned to a different user or a different group.
I want to track that data based on work notes and User name. ( Condition: if the X user puts the work notes, I want those ticket nums)
Can anyone help on this?
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08-31-2023 03:39 PM
Hi,
you can query the 'sys_journal_field' table, by 'name' (table name), 'element' (field name "work_notes") and then 'sys_created_by' (User's 'user_name').
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08-31-2023 03:39 PM
Hi,
you can query the 'sys_journal_field' table, by 'name' (table name), 'element' (field name "work_notes") and then 'sys_created_by' (User's 'user_name').
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09-05-2023 12:04 PM
Dear Expert,
I need your help on the below example:. This time, I want to generate the report based on "Assigned To"
I need the ticket when the scenario is called in this.
Example: One ticket was "assigned to" Me. After reviewing that( I didn't put any notes), I moved to a different team or another team member in my team.. I want to track those tickets as well. Could you please help?
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09-05-2023 04:19 PM
You can look at the audit history for that, the 'incident' table has that. But reporting on that (audit records) is not good. So if you have a requirement to track certain field changes on a table, you can create a table for that, and use a Business Rule with logic to create records there when interesting table fields change. then report on that table. If I understand you right.
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09-01-2023 12:09 PM
Thanks a lot,