Conflict calendar

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  • Updated March 12, 2026
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    • The conflict calendar graphically represents the potential scheduling conflicts for a change request. Conflicts are identified as active change requests, blackout schedules, and changes scheduled outside maintenance schedules. Use the Scheduling Assistant to resolve any schedule conflicts.

    Figure 1. Conflict calendar
    Conflict Calendar page with highlighted callouts. For the text descriptions, refer to the table that follows.
    SI # UI Component Description
    1 Scheduling Assistant Enables you to choose from the list of available time slots to resolve conflicts. For more information on resolving conflicts, see Manage your change schedules and resolve conflicts Manage your change schedules and resolve conflicts
    2 View Form Returns you to the Change Request form.
    3 Calendar Enables you to choose a date. When you select a date, you can view the schedule details of that day.
    4 Current day or month Enables you to view the schedule of the current day or month when you click Today.
    5 Navigating dates Enables you to navigate to the previous day, the next day, or month, depending on the view type when you click the arrow buttons.
    6 Day or Month view Enables you to change the calendar view to a day view or month view.
    7 Keyboard Shortcuts Provides you with keyboard shortcuts for quick navigation.
    8 Options Enables you to control the view of the calender, customize settings, or set the configuration filters using the Settings tab and the Configuration tab. From the configuration filters you can select and display the Assigned to, Assignment group, Configuration item, or Show all options in the Related Changes section. This section has the same value of the option selected for the current change.
    9 Change request block Enables you to view the details of the change request.
    Note:
    Related changes section is displayed if other scheduled changes that potentially conflict with the change based on a schedule or assignment is detected. For example, if the same person is assigned to two or more changes at the same date and time, you can visually see the conflict and update one of the scheduled changes, as appropriate.