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As a Change/Request administrator, I want to copy task plans between change/request models.

Idea ID 1643394

As a Change/Request administrator, I want to copy task plans between change/request models.

Status: Delivered Submitted by Micro Focus Frequent Contributor on ‎2018-04-25 03:46

Benifit:
This will enable the task plans to be shared and does not need to be defined repeatedly. More importantly,this saves time and improves efficiency.

As a Change/Request administrator, I can
- Clone a change model
- Clone a change model and its task plans

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Li-Qiang Yuan
Micro Focus Contributor
Micro Focus Contributor
‎2018-04-27 10:29
‎2018-04-27 10:29
Status changed to: Waiting for Votes
 
MichaelJaeger
Cadet 3rd Class
Cadet 3rd Class
‎2018-07-25 11:57
‎2018-07-25 11:57

Great idea and it will definately benefit efficiency in different circumstances. Im curious to see the advantages or challenges with regards to automation / run book automation and would love to see that taken into account with regards to this idea.

Best regards

Michael

 

KaseyK1
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
‎2019-05-16 15:34
‎2019-05-16 15:34

Not just the ability to clone change models but where the concept of models exist (incident, knowledge, release, etc.). 

Ming-Feng
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
‎2019-12-16 04:08
‎2019-12-16 04:08

from SM 9.61, you can copy Change/Request models with task plans now. For more information, see Configuring change models and Clone a request model.

Ming-Feng
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
Micro Focus Frequent Contributor
‎2019-12-16 04:08
‎2019-12-16 04:08
Status changed to: Delivered
 
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