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- Building the Create SLA wizard
- Step 1: Define the start node of the wizard
- Step 2: Prompt the user to select SLA type
- Step 3: Prompt for customer information
- Step 4: Prompt for SLA title and description
- Step 5: Prompt for effective dates
- Step 6: Ask about agreement documents
- Step 7: Prompt to add agreements
- Step 8: Save new SLA and prompt for SLOs
- Step 9: Call the Availability SLT wizard
- Step 10: Prompt for another Availability SLT
- Step 11: Call the Response SLT wizard
- Step 12: Prompt for another Response SLT
- Step 13: Display new SLA number and title
- Step 14: Set menu to call the new SLA wizard
Step 13: Display new SLA number and title
In this final wizard step, the panel will display the record number and title of the newly created SLA, and have the record details displayed when the user clicks the Finish button.
Complete the following tasks to perform this step.
Task 1: Create a wizard for the completed SLA
For this task, you will create a wizard panel that displays the SLA record number and title of the newly-created SLA record to the user.
To create a wizard for the completed SLA, follow these steps:
- Click Tailoring > Wizards. The Wizard information form opens.
- Select the Wizard Info tab.
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In the Wizard Name field, type SLA Create 8, and then click Add.
Caution If you use an existing SLA record to create a new SLA wizard panel, click Add rather than Save. If you click Save, you will replace the existing record with the new record you are attempting to add.
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In the Wizard Info tab, complete the following fields.
Field Value Start Node? Leave this option unchecked. Brief Description Type:
This wizard is the final panel the user sees, telling them the record number and name of the new SLA created.
Window Title Type:
Create new SLA - Done
Title Type:
Create new SLA - Done
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Select the File Selection tab to complete the following fields:
Field Value Initial Expressions subtab Type:
Select $L.file by subtab Select records "of type" Select this option and click Fill to select sla as the record type. using query Type:
"agreement.id="+$L.new.sla
Note Be sure to include the double quotes (") at each end of "agreement.id" as these quotes are part of the query.
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Select the Usage tab and complete the following fields to determine the action that Service Manager should take when the wizard is run:
Field Value Request user input Select this field to prompt the user for information. Sub Format to Display Enter a subformat name of the format to display. Type:
sla.create.finished
Activate "Finish" option? Since this is the final wizard in a series of wizard panels, select this option to make a "Finish" button appear on this wizard panel. Turn off Next and Previous buttons ? Select this checkbox. -
Select the Actions tab to define the actions when a user clicks Next, Cancel, or Previous within the wizard. Complete the following field:
Field Value Perform Actions On Here you can specify which record(s) will be affected by the action that you are going to perform. This can either be the current file, the list selected (as a whole), or an action to be performed on every single record selected.
Select Current File ($L.file).
Display Record(s) when complete? Select this option (to set to true) to display the record to the user when the wizard completes. - When you are finished, click Save.
You have created the last wizard panel that displays the SLA record number and title of the newly-created SLA record. Next, you will create format for this wizard step in Forms Designer.
Task 2: Create a form for the completed SLA
For this task, you will use Forms Designer to create form controls display the record number and title of the new SLA record created. These form controls, together with the window title, prompt, buttons, and other choices you made in the wizard record, will be displayed to the end user as the wizard screen shown below.
To create a new form for the completed SLA, follow these steps:
- Start the Forms Designer.
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In the Form field, type sla.create.finished.
Best Practice: Because the form name must match the subformat display entry exactly, you can copy the subformat display entry in the Usage tab and paste it into the Form field. This helps avoid spelling errors.
- Click New.
- Click No for Forms wizard.
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Create the following for this form. When you start to design the new form, make sure the X and Y coordinates are at 0 (zero).
Property Value Label Caption Type:
SLA record
Visible Select.
Text Input Type:
agreement.id
Visible Select. Text Input Type:
title
Visible Select.
Label Caption Type:
has been successfully created. Click Finish to view the record.
Visible Select. - Click OK twice to save the new form and exit.
You have finished creating the final wizard screen that is displayed for the SLA wizard.