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Schedule a problem
Part of Workflow(s):
Problem prioritization and planning (SO4.2)
Problem and known error monitoring (SO4.9)
Applies to User Roles:
When you schedule a problem, set the target dates based on the priority and impact on affected services and whether there is a workaround or fix available. Assign or reassign the problem to a group with the skills necessary to find a resolution to the problem.
To schedule a problem:
- Click Problem Management > Problem Control > Search problems.
- Use search or advanced search to find one or more records.
- Select a record from the list.
- Select the Assignment Group.
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Set the Root Cause Identified Date.
Note: This field is only available for problems assigned to Open status.
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Set the Problem Resolution Date.
Note: This field is only available for problems assigned to Open status.
- In the Activities section, click the New Update Type field list and select the applicable update type.
- In the New Update field, type notes to include the current activity update.
- Click Save.
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To advance to the next phase, click Next Phase. For example, you might want to advance from the Problem Prioritization and Planning phase to the Problem Investigation and Diagnosis phase.
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Click Save & Exit.
- Notify the Problem Coordinator and the stakeholders about the plans and resources assigned to this problem.
Related concepts
Categorize the problem
Classify the problem
Due dates
Problem Management and Service Level Management
Advancing a problem to the next phase
Tracking and monitoring problems
When does a known error close?
Search for a record
Related tasks
Close a known error
Close a problem
Close a problem that will not be fixed
Defer a problem
Evaluate a problem
Reassign a problem for additional support
Review deferred problems
Schedule a problem
Set a reminder for a problem record
View records related to a problem
Related references
Problem prioritization and planning (SO4.2)
Problem and known error monitoring (SO4.9)
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