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This article contains instructions for removing the indication of an SLA Violation from the Employee Interface.  
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This article contains instructions for removing the indication of an SLA Violation from the Employee Interface. The instructions that follow pertain to r11.x releases only.
  
 
== Step 1. Edit list_cr.htmpl ==
 
== Step 1. Edit list_cr.htmpl ==
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== Step 2. Clear the web cache ==
 
== Step 2. Clear the web cache ==
The final step is to clear Service Desk's cache. The methods vary depending on release.
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The final step is to clear Service Desk's cache. Publish your changes via the Web Screen Painter. The process of publishing automatically initiates a [[pdm_webcache]].
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<font color="blue">'''For r11.x releases of Service Desk:'''</font><br>
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Publish your changes via the Web Screen Painter. The process of publishing automatically initiates a [[pdm_webcache]].
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<font color="blue">'''For older releases:'''</font><br>
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Execute [[pdm_webcache]] from a command prompt on the Primary Server. There is no need to run this command on the Secondary Servers.
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Revision as of 21:20, 13 January 2008

This article contains instructions for removing the indication of an SLA Violation from the Employee Interface. The instructions that follow pertain to r11.x releases only.

Step 1. Edit list_cr.htmpl

Search for the following code...

CODE
<PDM_MACRO NAME=lsCol hdr="Request #" attr=ref_num link=yes style=ref_num_style>

...and replace it with...

CODE
<PDM_MACRO NAME=lsCol hdr="Request #" attr=ref_num link=yes>

Step 2. Clear the web cache

The final step is to clear Service Desk's cache. Publish your changes via the Web Screen Painter. The process of publishing automatically initiates a pdm_webcache.