You can reduce or eliminate the impact of a problem that cannot be resolved for some reason. Create a Known Error record to produce a workaround useful for the relevant problems and issues.
In case you cannot resolve a problem, create a Known Error record in the KEDB (Known Error Database) and define with it a workaround suited for the problem.
To create a Known Error, follow the steps below:
Fill in the Known Error form;
On the problem form, a created Known Error is available (records) in the Known Error field on the Related Records tab.
A created Known Error automatically specifies the Known Error field with its number on the Related Records tab of the problem form. (?)
Field | Description |
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Number | Automatically filled with the unique identifier of the KEXXXXXXX format. |
Name | Enter the Known Error name. |
Service | Select a Service from the list. It's automatically filled when creating a KE from the particular problem. |
Content DB | Defines a content type of the Knowledge Database. It's automatically filled with the KEDB value. |
Content Category | Automatically filled with the Known Error value. |
Content Item Class | Automatically filled with the Known Error value. |
Workaround | Describe a workaround to the existing and impossible to resolve the problem. |
State | Specify the Known Error current state selecting one of the possible values:
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Problem | Automatically filled with the problem number and subject when creating a KE from the particular Problem. |
Incidents | Assign related Incidents to a new Known Error. It's automatically filled with the Incident records when creating a KE from the particular Problem. |
Created by | Automatically filled with the User who has created this Known Error record. |
Updated by | Automatically filled with the User who has updated this Known Error record. |
Description | Detailed description of the Known Error. |
Metainfo | Type here an additional information. |
In case you need to relate an existing error, follow the steps below: