T-
Go further down in the ARS List and look for the email chain on:
Using Incident ServiceTgt Milestone Notification Action Templates
Back on July 7th.

In it you'll see some in depth explanations of why you don't see the 
Notifications in the Notification Audit Log.
It's because Normal Notifications that are sent from the Incident form, run 
through the NTE forms. The Audit Log you are looking at is looking at the 
NTE:Notifier Log form.
Now Custom Notifications from SLM 7X are not passed through the NTE forms as 
they should. Instead, when you create a Custom Notification against the Help 
Desk form, it creates a Filter on the HPD:Help Desk form. In that filter it 
Pushes to SLM:RuleActionNotifier, which in turn pushes to either the Email Form 
or Alert Events. If you use a Custom Page Action, the filter on the Help Desk 
form, just has a Run Process Command to do the Page.

Now in order to fix this you can do one of 2 things:
1) Most Recommended. Go to the Data Sources for Service Level Management 
through the Application Administration Console->Custom Configuration Tab
Then, configure a Data Source for the NTE:Sys-NT Process Control form.
Then, remove your Custom Notifications and instead do a Push to the NTE:Sys-NT 
Process Control form. Use the Filter: HPD:INC:NotificationGenerator_899_PNPC`! 
to get the fields and values that you want. This will then run the Notification 
through the NTE forms similar to the: HPD:INC:NotificationGenerator_899_PNPC`!

2) You could create a Data Source against the NTE:Notifier Log form. Then after 
each Custom SLM notification create a Custom Push Fields Action to push the 
needed values to the NTE:Notifier Log form.

Good Luck.
Matt P.

-----Original Message-----
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of T. Dee
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Question: SLA - Emails / Audit Log

Thanks Chris.

The problem is they are not appearing.  However, these are "custom"
notifications.  I'm not sure how to get them to appear in the Audit
Log.  I know the SLAs are working because if I go into AR System Email
Messages I see them being "sent".

T.



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> T -
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> From the vertical navigation bar on the ticket:  Functions, View Audit
> Log.  When the dialog opens click the "Notification Audits" tab.   You
> should see the Service Level notification audits there.
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> Subject: Question: SLA - Emails / Audit Log
>
> I have my SLAs setup and they are working.  Emails are going out, no
> problem.
>
> However, i'm not sure if there is a place that audits the SLA
> Escalation Emails that go out.  I have looked in the Audit Log on
> Incident, but it does not store SLA Escalation Emails there.
>
> Is there a place that keeps an audit of these emails?
>
> Thanks!
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