Not yet. But it will be built by Mid Jan. A colleague of mine will be working
on it. If he agrees, I will post some info.

I don't see it as a big deal. Laborious, may be, but nothing hard to
imagine. Basically copy stuff from another form, say
"CHG:InfrastructureChange". First define the datasource in SLM. Then work on
the task form to add tab, tables, hidden fields and workflow...some filters
and active links, basically copy stuff from the other form. It will take
some time to get to stuff like using "Notification Engine" for notifications
rather than doing direct notify thru SLM's actions, but again the template
is already there, nothing to discover or design.

About BMC not "supporting" it. I would think they would support it as much
as they support any custom work and custom SLAs. They will try to help you
troubleshoot or may be give you some design ideas, but they will not
constantly hold your hand as you go thru the coding.  That's closer to what
their professionla organization does for a living. 

If somebody at BMC said they won't support it, it depends on how you worded
it and how they worded it and who at BMC did you talk to and what they ate
for breakfast that morning. I would be surprised to get an official "no help
whatsover you are on your own" position.




Rabi - i'm curious if you got this working?

Thanks!




On 12/12/07, Rabi Tripathi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Funny that you guys are talking about SLAs on tasks.
> We will be building just that fairly soon (in ITSM 7).
>
> I am not sure if it's a good idea or a workable idea.
> It was not my idea. But it's going to be built.
>
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