Create Multiple Incidents

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JoeBolster's picture

Is there a way to create multiple incidents at one time. For instance there was an outage of some sort that effected 10 people. Is there a way to create 10 incidents at one time? Is there another solution for this request? I like the edit multiple incidents...Thank you...

Eisenkarl's picture

Not on normal way

Hi Joe,

on the normal way, you can't open 10 incidents with the GUI of the Helpdesk Solution.

One Possibility is to use the Altiris SDK to use an vbscript to open more then one incidents.
To edit these incidents you can use the "Edit multiple Incidents" function in the WorkerConsole.

Here is an Example of the method to create incidents by ASDK:

Create a new work item incident.

public long CreateIncident(
   string title,
   string comment
);

Parameters

title
The incident title.
comment
The incident comment.

Return Value

The new incident id number if successful.

Example

 

[C#]
// See IncidentManagementLib Overview for an example of setting up m_proxy.
long id = m_proxy.CreateIncident("Title1", "Comment1");
[VBS]
id = incidentManagement.CreateIncident("Title1", "Comment1")
wscript.Echo id
[CLI]
AltirisASDKHelpdesk.exe cmd:CreateIncident title:"Title1" comment:"Comment1"

 

Hope this helps.

Regards

Eisenkarl

MBHarmon's picture

Task?

Not at once that I can think of, but in this scenario you could create a "task" that will generate a new incident and set all the applicable fields and then link them. 

We have something similar setup and it's available for all incidents.  Once they're all linked you can then even use othe rules to update the children tickets if that would help you too.

- Matt

JoeBolster's picture

Task??

I will look into that...Thanks for everyones help. Joe

Joe.Bolster@venetian.com
The Venetian ~ Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, NV

JoeBolster's picture

thanks

Solution

thanks

Joe.Bolster@venetian.com
The Venetian ~ Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino
Las Vegas, NV

matzebru's picture

Automation Rules

The easiest way to do this would be to use an Automation Rule. You could have the Automation Rule trigger when a ticket's Category is a specific value and then have it create multiple child tickets automatically, with each child ticket having different values for each assigned worker. We have been using this for years for our "Employee Status" tickets (Terminations, New Hires, Transfers, etc).