RT version 3.4.1 (latest stable version) installed on Windows 2003
server …
Added several custom fields (applied to all queues)
one of them has the “select one value” type where you can choose between
“Yes” or “No”
This field is used to query a report where I would like to see all
tickets
which have status=Resolved and the custom field (mycustomfield) should
not be “Yes”
(this field is set to value “Yes” after the report has been run)
Advanced view of the query:
Status = ‘resolved’ AND ‘CF.{mycustomfield}’ != ‘Yes’
This results in a list of tickets only having the “No” value
which basically is correct - but I don’t get the tickets were
has been entered in the custom field
There is no restriction possible on the custom field to have only Yes/No
value (must be filled in…)
so the custom field is often set to … (users forget to
enter this ofcourse…)
we used the same query in the older RT version 3.0.12 I believe - it
worked fine
is there a way to get all the tickets using the query builder or is this
a bug in the query builder ?
any help appreciated
Filip
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A custom field has to be global to ALWAYS show up in the search…
otherwise a queue needs to be searched that contains it (i.e. Queue
is ‘FOO’)On Mon, Apr 11, 2005 at 04:57:44PM +0200, Filip Jonckers wrote:
RT version 3.4.1 (latest stable version) installed on Windows 2003
server …
Added several custom fields (applied to all queues)
one of them has the “select one value” type where you can choose between
“Yes” or “No”
This field is used to query a report where I would like to see all
tickets
which have status=Resolved and the custom field (mycustomfield) should
not be “Yes”
(this field is set to value “Yes” after the report has been run)
Advanced view of the query:
Status = ‘resolved’ AND ‘CF.{mycustomfield}’ != ‘Yes’
This results in a list of tickets only having the “No” value
which basically is correct - but I don’t get the tickets were
has been entered in the custom field
There is no restriction possible on the custom field to have only Yes/No
value (must be filled in…)
so the custom field is often set to … (users forget to
enter this ofcourse…)
we used the same query in the older RT version 3.0.12 I believe - it
worked fine
is there a way to get all the tickets using the query builder or is this
a bug in the query builder ?
any help appreciated
Filip
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RT version 3.4.1 (latest stable version) installed on Windows 2003
server …
Added several custom fields (applied to all queues)
one of them has the “select one value” type where you can choose between
“Yes” or “No”
This field is used to query a report where I would like to see all
tickets
which have status=Resolved and the custom field (mycustomfield) should
not be “Yes”
(this field is set to value “Yes” after the report has been run)
You should look into writing a custom OnCreate scrip which will set that
value to “No” on creation.
RT version 3.4.1 (latest stable version) installed on Windows 2003
server …
Advanced view of the query:
Status = ‘resolved’ AND ‘CF.{mycustomfield}’ != ‘Yes’
This results in a list of tickets only having the “No” value
which basically is correct - but I don’t get the tickets were
I believe this is a bug in RT, and I reported it as such. I included
regression tests, and I expect Best Practical to fix it for
3.4.2. (Though I can’t promise their time, and don’t actually know how
their scheduling is going)
The work around we use here is to dump to a spreadsheet, and then sort
on the custom field column.
The custom field is global (config - global - custom fields - ticket)
also tried to query on 1 single queue but I get the same incorrect
result
strange thing is that the query worked with older RT version …
Filip
-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony R. J. Ball [mailto:ant@suave.net]
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 5:17 PM
To: Filip Jonckers
Cc: rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] custom fields query not showing all tickets
A custom field has to be global to ALWAYS show up in the search…
otherwise a queue needs to be searched that contains it (i.e.
Queue is ‘FOO’)
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