Viewing List of Problem Records
Enterprise IT
You (Analysts, Problem Managers) can view the list of Problem Records (PRs) and view or modify a particular PR.
To View or Update Problem Records:
- Select Problem > User > Problem Record List.
- On the PROBLEM RECORD LIST page, a list of all the PRs is displayed.
- You can view the PRs in the Tabular view or Tile view.
- You can search for the PRs using the Filter section (see: Filters).
Figure: Problem Record List page (Tabular view)
Figure: Problem Record List page (Tile view)
- Select the PR number of the PR you want to view or update. The PROBLEM RECORD ID page is displayed. For information about the fields and icons on the PROBLEM RECORD ID page, see Creating Problem Records.
Figure: PROBLEM RECORD ID page - Click the Caller name link to display the CALLER DETAILS pop-up page. On the CALLER DETAILS pop-up page, you can view general details and additional information about the Caller.
Figure: CALLER DETAILS pop-up page
View
What is a view?
A View consists of a set of pre-defined filter conditions. By selecting a View, the analyst can view the records that meet the filter conditions or criteria defined in that View. An Analyst can create or delete Views from both the Tabular view or the Tile view.
Note:
A view created by an analyst is not available to another analyst.
Create a New View:
To create a new View, the user needs to define Filter conditions.
Adding Filter Conditions:
A filter condition consists of the following parts:
- Field: Each field is a column in the table.
- Operator: Each field type has its own set of valid operators. Based on the field type the operators are displayed.
Value: Each field has its own set of valid values determined by the Field type and Operator.
What is a Filter Operator?
In literal terms, an operator specifies how parameters relate to one another. The following table describes the list of operators with a short description.
Note:
Based on the selected field, the operates are populated in the Operator field.
Scenario:
Create a view to get a list of the Canceled PRs of the Information Technology Tenant. In this case, add conditions as shown below.
- Click Apply to view records that meet the above filter conditions.
- Click Save As New. The SAVE VIEW pop-up is displayed.
- Type in the details for the other required fields under the Views, Filters, and Configure Columns section. For more information about the fields under these sections on the SAVE VIEW pop-up page, see Field Description.
- Click Submit. A new View is created.
Field Description
The following table describes the fields on the SAVE VIEW pop-up page:
Field | Description |
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Views | |
View Name | Type in the name for the View. |
Set As Default | Select the Set As Default check box to set this view as a default view. Whenever an Analyst lands on this page, the PRs that meet the filter conditions or criteria defined in that View gets displayed. It reduces the user effort and time for repeated search actions with the same filter criteria. |
Filters | |
Field | Each field is a column in the table. Select the required field from the drop-down list. |
Operator | Based on selected field, the operates are populated in the Operator field. Select the required operator from the drop-down list. |
Values | Each field has its own set of valid values determined by the field type and operator. Specify the values. |
Configure Columns | Configure Columns option allows the Analyst to customize columns to appear and the order in which they appear in the Tabular or Tile view according to individual preferences. |
Display Type |
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Available Columns | Lists the available columns. |
Selected Columns | Lists the selected columns. Note:
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Apply a View
Search and select the View from the drop-down list.
Set as Default:
To Set Specific View as Default:
- Search and select a View from the drop-down list.
Click Set As Default link to make it default view.
Note:
The selected view is set as default.
Edit View
To Edit Specific View:
- Search and select a View from the drop-down list.
- Click
(Edit) icon. The EDIT VIEW pop-up page is displayed.
- Type in the details for the required fields under the Views, Filters, and Configure Columns section. For more information about the fields under these sections on the EDIT VIEW pop-up page, see Field Description.
Click Submit.
Note:
- The filter conditions of the selected view are reflected in the form of breadcrumbs/pill (refer below screenshot). Upon clicking a specific field, the Analyst can view the values selected for that field.
- Click
(delete) icon to remove a specific filter condition. The list page reloads and shows records based on remaining filter conditions.
- Click
(delete) icon to remove a specific filter value. The list page reloads and shows records based on remaining filter values.
- Click
(Reset) to reset the conditions to the initially configured condition for the selected view.
- Click Clear to reload the list page with the view, which was set as the default view.
- The filter conditions of the selected view are reflected in the form of breadcrumbs/pill (refer below screenshot). Upon clicking a specific field, the Analyst can view the values selected for that field.
Delete View
To Delete Specific View:
- Search and select a View from the drop-down list.
- Click
(Delete) icon. The DELETE VIEW pop-up page is displayed.
- Click Delete to delete the view.
Filter
Under the filter section, specify filter conditions or criteria to view a particular set of Problem Records.
Adding Filter Conditions:
A condition consists of the following parts:
- Field: Each field is a column in the table.
- Operator: Each field type has its own set of valid operators. Based on the field type the operators are displayed or loaded in the Operator field.
Value: Each field has its own set of valid values determined by the field type and operator.
Note:
In the Field drop-down the analyst can view the following field groups.
- User Attributes
- Standard Attributes
- Date
- Additional Attributes
- Custom Fields
Under the Custom Fields section, the Analyst can view the Custom Attributes or Fields added for the Problem Management module. For Custom Fields, the Operators are displayed based on Custom Field selection.
Fields | Operator Name | Operator | Function |
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User Attributes
Standard Attributes
| Equals | = | Find an exact match with the entered value. Example: Status = Open On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the PRs in Open status. |
Not Equals | != | Find a match that should not be equal (exactly) to the entered value. Example: Status != Canceled On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the PRs of all status except the PRs in the Canceled status. | |
Is one of | IN | Find matches with any one of the options that you select. Can select one or more options. Example: Status IN Closed and Canceled. On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the PRs in Closed status or Canceled status or both status. | |
Is not one of | NOT IN | Find matches that do not match with any of the selected options. Example: Location NOT IN Closed and Canceled. On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the PRs of all status except the Closed and Canceled. |
Fields | Operator Name | Operator | Function |
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Standard Attributes
Date
Note: The IN (Is one of) Operator is not applicable for Date fields. | Equals | = | Find an exact match with the entered value. Example: Problem Record ID = 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the PR with the Problem ID = 2974 Prerequisites:
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Greater than or equal to | >= | Find a match where the numerical value is equal or greater than the value entered. Example: Problem Record ID >= 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the Problem Records whose Problem ID is greater than or equal to 2974. | |
Less than or equal to | <= | Find a match where the numerical value is equal or less than the value entered. Example: Problem Record ID <= 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the Problem Records whose Problem ID is less than or equal to 2974. | |
Greater than | > | Find a match where the numerical value is greater than the value entered. Example: Problem Record ID > 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the Problem Records whose Problem ID is greater than 2974. | |
Less than | < | Find a match where the numerical value is less than the value entered. Example: Problem Record ID < 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the Problem Records whose Problem ID is less than 2974. | |
Between | Between | Find a match where the numerical value is between the first and second value inclusive. Example: Problem Record ID Between 2969 and 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view 2969, 2970, 2971, 2972, 2973, and 2974. | |
Is one of | IN | Find matches with any one of the options that you select. Can select one or more options. Example: Problem Record ID IN 2869, 2974 On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view the 2869 or 2974 or both PRs. | |
User Attributes
Standard Attributes
Additional Attributes
| Equals | = | Find an exact match with the value. Example: Has Attachment = Yes On the Problem Record List page, the Analyst can view all PRs has attachments. |
Standard Attributes
| Contains | Contains | Use this operator, when you know your value/text, but not the exact value/text. Example: Description Contains Microsoft. Displays all the Problem Records where Description Contains Microsoft. Note: In the Values field, the users can search for a keywords (user input) using basic operators (AND, OR, Quotes, Parenthesis, and Asterisk), to produce more accurate and more relevant results. |
Configure Columns
Click CONFIGURE COLUMNS to customize the columns on the page.
To personalize columns:
Click the Configure Columns icon (
). The CONFIGURE COLUMNS pop-up page displayed.
Figure: CONFIGURE COLUMNS pop-up pageSelect Display Type (Tile View or Tabular View).
Drag and drop the columns to be displayed on the page from the Available Columns to the Selected Columns.
Drag Up or Down to specify the sequence in which the columns should be displayed on the page.
Click SUBMIT. The list reloads to show the changes.
ACTIONS
This section explains all the icons displayed on the ACTIONS panel of the Problem Record List page.
ADD NEW
Click ADD NEW to create a new Problem Record. For more information about creating Problem Records, see Creating Problem Records.
EXPORT TO EXCEL
Click the EXPORT TO EXCEL icon on the ACTIONS panel to export Problem Records on a particular page to a Microsoft Excel Sheet.
EXPORT ALL
Click the EXPORT ALL icon on the ACTIONS panel to export all the Problem Records to a Microsoft Excel Sheet.