Closing the Parent Ticket when the last child is closed
Sent this to a colleague yesterday so thought you might want to try it out.
- It will close the Parent Ticket when the last child is closed
- parent / children do not have to be part of a process but can be
- It does not reopen the parent if a child gets reopened.
- It must exist in every queue where children can exist. It fires when the children are saved
- You can import it from this kpkg file: http://www.itninja.com/media/documents/Ticket-Rule-68.kpkg
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gbarvang
10 years ago
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JordanSPE
12 years ago
Hey GillySpy, this is exactly what I am trying to do. Been looking all over the interwebz for it. I cannot seem to build the logic in my head. I do not see anywhere to download the .ZIP you speak of. Is this a process you could share with me?
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I wouldn't mind looking at this either. - scarpent 12 years ago
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Sorry guys, this was temporarily lost in the migration process but can now be found here: http://www.itninja.com/media/documents/Ticket-Rule-68.kpkg - bkelly 12 years ago
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What do we do with the .kpkg file? I'm new to this - michaellynton 11 years ago
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You import it as a resource: Settings>Resources>Import K1000 Resources - jknox 11 years ago
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This doesn't seem to work for my KACE or even in MYSQL. it VERY much dislikes the <change_ID> field - Wildwolfay 11 years ago
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In response to myself in the future: <CHANGE_ID> must actually be populated with a change ID which is generated when a change is the made to the ticket, so the ticket rule must be tested by manually entering a change id from the HD_TICKET_CHANGE list or by putting it in a test queue and actually updating a ticket. - Wildwolfay 10 years ago
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