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Creating case history out of SAP SolMan exports

Hi guys and girls!

Se attachement.

We are daily dumping all incidents out of SAP SolMan and I am trying to make this into a nice report for my testlead.

The lifespan of one specific incident runs from the first entry (pr StatusDato) until it gets the status "Closed" or "Canceled". I want to remove all entires after the first date which one ID gets this status.

How can i accomplish that in the most effective way?

Best regards

Trond E

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settu_periasamy
Master III
Master III

Hi,

Check the Attachments..

I created the QVD file based on your qvw file. Then i created the Deleted Flag.

And, i removed the repeated 'Cancled' and 'Closed' status..

Let us know, if it is not your requirement..

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settu_periasamy
Master III
Master III

Hi,

Can you post the sample output in excel for any StatusDato?

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Hi, see attachment as an example of the output I want.

Regards

Trond E ! !

settu_periasamy
Master III
Master III

Hi,

Check the Attachments..

I created the QVD file based on your qvw file. Then i created the Deleted Flag.

And, i removed the repeated 'Cancled' and 'Closed' status..

Let us know, if it is not your requirement..

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Author

Hi And thank you for your sollution. This community continues to be the best ever

The sollution was really simpel, I was trying something along those lines myself without success.

What I really want to accomplish is that I want to measure the number of open incidents for any given StatusDato with the correct status. (From created date to closed/canceled date). Maybe by using SCD Type 2 vaild_from/valid_to or populating all records for all dates in the appropriate timespan.

If you have any clues to point me in the right direction I would be glad.

Thanks again.

Best regards

Trond Erik

settu_periasamy
Master III
Master III

Welcome. Let me check it.