Hi Matt,
I will take a look at those.
 
I'm trying to find where it saves/stores/keeps track of the actual time
excluded for a particular Task.
 
Unless of course SLM saves the total non-excluded time to complete a
milestone somewhere,
not just uses it for a calculation and throws it away.
 
.... Dan

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SLM:RuleEventTime may have what you are looking for, 

but you could also a take a look at SLM:EventSchedule (that's the guy that
kicks it all off), 

or possibly SLM:MilestoneLogging or

SLM:MeasurementCriteria

 

SLM:SystemMetrics may have what you want too but I doubt it.

 

Not sure exactly what you are going after here, so I'm kind of guessing.

HTH

Matt P.

 

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Sent: Friday, March 26, 2010 1:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: SLM 7 excluded time question

 

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ARsystem 7.1

ITSM7

SLM 7

 

I have service targets defined with  a Measurement that excludes specific
states and Pending state reasons.

 

fine for it to work out when it has really exceeded the available business
time.

 

However, I need to find out how much time it excluded for use elsewhere.

 

Anyone know where that information is stored so I can get to it? I expected
it to be in SLM:Measurement but it doesn't appear to be.

 

[There is a workaround: Write my own set of filters and have a form that
stores the on-going total for each Incident or Task. I was hoping to avoid
that

and it will only give me data going forward].

 

thanks .... Daniel

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