Classifications and Attributes |
If the issue includes classifications, the Properties includes an
expandable section for each classification. Expand the
classification to view the attribute values. |
Name |
The unique identifier of the object,
automatically defined at creation.
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Title |
The user-defined title of the
object.
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Description |
The description of the object, if defined. If you enter a URL, an email
address, or a File Transfer Protocol link, this text is clickable and opens the
link.
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Priority
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The priority of the issue that was chosen when it was created or
modified:
- - low
priority
- - medium
priority
- - high
priority
- -
urgent
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Actual Start/End
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The actual start and end dates for the issue resolution. |
Estimated Start
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The estimated start date for the issue resolution. |
Due Date
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Date when the issue is expected to be resolved. |
Resolution Recommendation
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A recommendation for how to resolve the issue. |
Action Taken
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A description of any action taken to resolve the issue. |
Resolution Statement
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A description of the actual resolution. |
Owner |
The owner of the object. |
Maturity State |
The current maturity state of the object.
You can use the maturity graph in the issue's ID card to promote
or demote the issue. For more information, see Issue Workflow.
State |
Description |
Draft |
Issue has been created but
not assigned. |
To Do |
Issue has been assigned.
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In Work |
Assignees are actively
working on resolving the issue. |
In Approval |
A solution has been proposed
and is being reviewed. |
Completed |
The solution has been
accepted and the issue is closed. |
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Originator |
The user ID of the person who created the issue. |
Creation Date |
The date and time when the object was
created.
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Modification Date |
The date and time when the object was last
modified. If not modified, this date is the same as the Creation Date.
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Organization
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The organization responsible for resolving the issue. Editable
only by a person with the Issue Analyst, Issue Manager, or Leader access role. You can only change the Organization when the
issue has been promoted beyond the New state.
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Collaborative Space |
The collaborative space the object belongs
to.
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