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The '''Scoreboard''' occupies the left portion of the Analysts INterface and the a portion of the right side of the Employee/Customer Interface. Guest Users are the only ones who do not have a Scoreboard by default.
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The Scoreboard contains folders and nodes. Folders are nothing more than containers for more nodes. The nodes are associated with [[Stored Queries]] which run every time the Scoreboard is updated.
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== Overview ==
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The '''Scoreboard''' occupies the left portion of the [[Analysts Interface]] and the right portion of the [[Employee Interface|Employee]]/[[Customer Interface]]. [Guest Users are the only users who do not have a Scoreboard by default.  
  
Updates to all Scoreboards is done via the '''Customize Scoreboard...''' File Menu option.
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The Scoreboard contains folders and nodes. Folders are nothing more than containers for more nodes. The nodes are associated with [[Stored Queries]] which are Service Desk translations of SQL Queries. The nodes are loaded when a new session is initiated, when the ''Update Counts'' button is selected, or per the settings of the [[Options  Manager#web|web_auto_update]] via the [[Options Manager]].
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Updates to all Scoreboards is done via the '''[[Customize Scoreboard]]...''' File Menu option. Be sure to read the article titled [[What Everyone Should Know About Customizing the Scoreboard]]
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The [[User_Query Table|usq (User Stored Query)]] stores all the default and custom Scoreboards. The default Scoreboards are those associated with Access Types and can be identified by an ''acctyp:xxxx'' in the ''obj_persid'' column. A custom Scoreboard is identified with a ''cnt:xxxx'' in the same column.
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== See Also ==
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[[Copying an Access Type Scoreboard]]<br>
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[[Copying Scoreboards]]<br>
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[[Stored Queries]]<br>
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[[What Everyone Should Know About Customizing the Scoreboard]]

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Overview

The Scoreboard occupies the left portion of the Analysts Interface and the right portion of the Employee/Customer Interface. [Guest Users are the only users who do not have a Scoreboard by default.

The Scoreboard contains folders and nodes. Folders are nothing more than containers for more nodes. The nodes are associated with Stored Queries which are Service Desk translations of SQL Queries. The nodes are loaded when a new session is initiated, when the Update Counts button is selected, or per the settings of the web_auto_update via the Options Manager.

Updates to all Scoreboards is done via the Customize Scoreboard... File Menu option. Be sure to read the article titled What Everyone Should Know About Customizing the Scoreboard

The usq (User Stored Query) stores all the default and custom Scoreboards. The default Scoreboards are those associated with Access Types and can be identified by an acctyp:xxxx in the obj_persid column. A custom Scoreboard is identified with a cnt:xxxx in the same column.


See Also

Copying an Access Type Scoreboard
Copying Scoreboards
Stored Queries
What Everyone Should Know About Customizing the Scoreboard