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Delia
2023-02-01
2023-02-13
  • Delia

    Delia - 2023-02-01

    Dear. I would like to know how I can get the information that is saved in the activity tab. This information is not stored in the database but internally in the application. In which folder or files you could search.

     
  • Jeffrey Bostoen

    Jeffrey Bostoen - 2023-02-02

    It is actually stored in the database as CMDBChangeOp (which comes with some subclasses).

     
  • Delia

    Delia - 2023-02-02

    In this table you can consult the reassignments i.e. the people or groups to which they were reassigned or only save the last value?

     
  • Delia

    Delia - 2023-02-02

    searched in this table but only find the dates, times, user and statuses.

     
  • Pierre Goiffon

    Pierre Goiffon - 2023-02-10

    Hello,
    The iTop objects history are saved in iTop objects and as such can be queried inside iTop in OQL. As Jeffrey said they are stored in CMDBChange objects, having attached CMDBChangeOp for each fields (almost each field types has its CMDBChangeOp children class containing the appropriate data).

    It's hard to tell more without knowing what you want to do ?

     
  • Delia

    Delia - 2023-02-10

    What I want is to consult the reassignments that a ticket has had (Group or people to whom the ticket was reassigned). It is possible to get to that detail?

     
  • Jeffrey Bostoen

    Jeffrey Bostoen - 2023-02-11

    Yes, but you'll need to read it from the database. It's stored there in a structure way, but there's no nice built-in way to show the information. You'll need to take care of this.

    It's something which you could build upon https://github.com/jbostoen/itop-jb-report-generator/ or start from scratch.

     
  • Vincent @ Combodo

    A Combodo's extension OLA per Team does record and count time spend by each team while handling a ticket.
    It does not do it by parsing the history/activity panel. It just record in a new object class between Ticket and Team, when a team has started to work on a given ticket (and how much time, but you don't care). You may do the same in an iTop extension. You may want that new Link class to allow duplicate if your idea is just to record when a Ticket was assigned to a given team, knowing that it can occur multiple times for the same team on a given Ticket.
    The link creation would be a Ticket method called on a transition or multiple transitions.
    Then add an AttributeLinkedSetIndirect on the Ticket class, to display in assignment date order, the teams to whom that Ticket was assigned.

     

    Last edit: Vincent @ Combodo 2023-02-13

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