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Either word in a topic |
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Topics that contain one string and do not contain another | ^ (caret) |
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A combination of search types | ( ) parentheses |
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- Out-of-the-box business rules
- Change transition rules
- Release transition rules
- Incident transition rules
- Problem transition rules
- Idea process - Business rules
- Optimization process - Business rules
- Proposal process - Business rules
- Service definition process - Business rules
- System element process - Business rules
- Service component process - Business rules
- Fixed asset process - Business rules
- Cost center process - Business rules
- Actual service process - Business rules
- Device process - Business rules
- Asset model process - Business rules
- Infrastructure & peripheral process - Business rules
- Subscription process - Business rules
- Reservation process - Business rules
- License process - Business rules
- Contract process - Business rules
- Vendor (Company) process - Business rules
Asset model process - Business rules
The asset model workflow relies on a few simple business rules. Rules repeat from one phase to another when the end user can make a change to a field affected by a business rule during that phase.
Asset model global rules
In the out-of-the-box asset model workflow, the rules detailed for each of the following events apply to all processes.
Event | Condition | Service Management actions |
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After change |
Model type is not Infrastructure & Peripheral | Infrastructure & peripheral subtype = null |
Category is null or false |
Validate: Asset type is not empty If the model is not to be a folder or category, the model type must be specified. |
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Infrastructure & peripheral subtype is Rack, Fire Protection, Cooling, Power Supply, or Security Control | Infrastructure & peripheral category = Infrastructure | |
Infrastructure & peripheral subtype is Monitor, Mass Storage, RFID, Projector, or Telecommunication | Infrastructure & peripheral category = Peripheral | |
Model type is not Device | Device subtype = null | |
Category is empty | Category = false | |
Parent model is not empty | Full name = Parent model Full name + "/" + Display label | |
Parent model is empty | Full name = Display label | |
Full name is changed | Update Full name of child models | |
Cost type is not empty, Parent model is changed, and Cost type of the parent model is not empty | Cost type = Cost type of the parent model | |
Rendering | Model type is not Infrastructure & Peripheral | Infrastructure & peripheral subtype = hidden |
Device subtype = hidden | ||
Model type is not Infrastructure & Peripheral | Infrastructure & peripheral category = hidden | |
Model type is not License | License subtype = hidden | |
Category is true | Total amount = hidden | |
Category is true | Currency = hidden | |
Model type is not blank | Restrict selectable Parent model according to current model type. | |
Depreciation scheme is not Geometric | Hide Depreciation rate | |
None | Show only active cost types in the Cost type drop-down list | |
Model type is empty | Show only models that are not duplicated in the Parent model drop-down list |
Inactive phase
In the out-of-the-box asset model workflow, the following rule applies to the Inactive phase.
Event | Condition | Service Management actions |
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Entering | none | Set children asset models to inactive |
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