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The SLA (Service Level Agreement response time is outside the Target Start Date on Work Order

Troubleshooting


Problem

There are times when the SLA appears to be calculated outside the response time for an Organisation that has Calendars and Shifts.
This can get quite complex to calculate and one thing that is worth noting is that it is influenced by the timezone of the server and the timezone of the user.

Symptom

The response time for a Work Order that has an SLA applied will show outside of the shift time.
DATABASE Fields Attribute
SLA -> Response SLARECORDS.RESPONSEDATE
Work Order -> Target Start WORKORDER.TARGSTARTDATE

Document Location

Worldwide

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Document Information

Modified date:
01 May 2024

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ibm17149965