Before completely leaving HP Service Manager, I’d like to write my last post on this topic and share with you some JavaScript functions I’ve used during last years, hoping this will help someone of you.
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HPSM – Change Auto Closure
Hi all, today I’d like to share with you a script (in JavaScript code) I created to force Change records, it can be used for several purposes, in my case I wanted to close all old Changes stuck in a…
Tagged with: Change Management, close, HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
SLT – Process Targets: customize details table
Hi all, maybe you already know the SLT – Process Targets table related to Incidents, Changes and Requests, and you probably know that this table shows, in case a record is linked to a SLA, some useful info about SLT (or…
Tagged with: HP Service Manager, hpsm, Incident Management, javascript, sla, slo, SLT
Posted in HPSM
Posted in HPSM
HPSM – Javascript Guide – Part 3
Hi all, this is another post about JavaScript for HPSM, if you missed the two previous posts, please read them here (part 1) and here (part 2). In this tutorial I’d like to show you loops in JavaScript; a loop is…
HPSM – Find_String script
Hi all, maybe you have already read my article on performing a search via JavaScript (if you missed it, please read it), I was working on a “big” JavaScript function to perform searches in the most used objects in one shot…
Tagged with: hp, HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript, search, service manager
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
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