Script to Auto close Request when the status is set to Resolved
This post describes the use of a python script to close requests that are set in Resolved status using Custom Schedules
What is 'Custom Schedules' ?
The Custom Schedules feature enables you to access any data in ServiceDesk Plus to perform customized actions periodically. Each custom schedule can associate Query Reports as arguments to a script file. You can even synchronize ServiceDesk Plus data with other third-party applications to perform various actions, such as send mailer campaigns to requesters at regular intervals or update various attributes of requests periodically.You will find more information about this feature in document available here.
Use Case:
Let us assume a scenario where the technicians resolves a request and places the request on Resolved status. As per requirement to close resolved requests after an hour (Schedule can be customized based on requirement Days/ hours ) . This is achieved by running a query report under Servicedeskplus-msp which will return the ids of Resolved requests. These are provided as input to a python script in json format.The script then uses request API to update those request's status as 'closed'.
Execution steps:
1. Go to Reports--> New Query Report and run the below query and save this report.
SELECT wo.WORKORDERID AS "Request ID",ad.ORG_NAME AS "Account" FROM WorkOrder wo LEFT JOIN WorkOrderStates wos ON wo.WORKORDERID=wos.WORKORDERID INNER JOIN Accountsitemapping asm ON wo.siteid=asm.siteid INNER JOIN AccountDefinition ad ON asm.accountid=ad.org_id LEFT JOIN StatusDefinition std ON wos.STATUSID=std.STATUSID LEFT JOIN WorkOrderHistory woh ON wo.WORKORDERID = woh.WORKORDERID LEFT JOIN WorkOrderHistoryDiff wohd ON woh.HISTORYID = wohd.HISTORYID LEFT JOIN StatusDefinition std1 ON cast(cast(wohd.prev_value AS varchar) AS int) =std1.STATUSID LEFT JOIN StatusDefinition std2 ON cast(cast(wohd.current_value AS varchar) AS int) = std2.STATUSID WHERE ((( OPERATIONTIME >= <from_thisyear> ) AND ( OPERATIONTIME <= <to_thisyear> ))) AND wo.ISPARENT='1' and wohd.COLUMNNAME IN ('STATUSID') and std.STATUSNAME = 'Resolved' group by wo.WORKORDERID,ad.ORG_NAME
This will give you the ID of requests under Resolved status. Save the Report as Resolved Request
2. Downloaded and place the script file in the ManageEngine/ ServiceDeskPlus-MSP/ integration/custom_scripts folder.
3. Update the application URL and the Technician Key in the script with the help of the comments provided within.
4. Configure the schedule under Admin--> Custom Schedule
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