Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 User Guide
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Chapter 7 Authoring Processes
Authoring Task Activities
Debugging Task Activities
The actions in this section demonstrate things you can do when viewing an activity that created a task
or that manages tasks. For example, you might do them when you want to view a process workflow that
actually ran and look at a specific task-related activity in the workflow.
or that manages tasks. For example, you might do them when you want to view a process workflow that
actually ran and look at a specific task-related activity in the workflow.
Viewing Correlated Alert Results
When the Correlate Alerts activity is launched, the alerts that were found by the activity are displayed
from the Operations Workspace activity instance view.
from the Operations Workspace activity instance view.
To view the correlated alerts results:
Step 1
Choose Operations > Activity Views.
Step 2
Highlight the Correlate Alerts activity instance, right-click and choose Properties.
Step 3
Click the Correlated Alerts display-only tab to view the alerts collected by the Correlate Alerts activity.
Viewing Find [Activity] Results
Use the following steps to review the results of the query generated by the Find Alerts, Find Change
Requests, and Find Incidents activities.
Requests, and Find Incidents activities.
To view the Find [Activity] results:
Assigning duplicate
criteria for a task
criteria for a task
Define the criteria to indicate that the alert is a duplicate. If the alert is a duplicate, the new alert
is automatically resolved as a duplicate and linked to the original alert as a related task.
is automatically resolved as a duplicate and linked to the original alert as a related task.
On the activity property page, click the Duplicate tab.
This tab is available only in these activities:
•
Create Alert
•
Update Alert
Removing an assigned
duplicate property
duplicate property
Remove a task property from the duplicate criteria.
On the activity property page, click the Duplicate tab, then click Remove. One field will always
remain.
remain.
The Remove button removes the last property added to the list. For example, you cannot remove
Parameter 4 without removing Parameter 5 from the list.
Parameter 4 without removing Parameter 5 from the list.
To keep Parameter 5, update Parameter 4 with the information from Parameter 5, then click
Remove to remove Parameter 5 from the list.
Remove to remove Parameter 5 from the list.
Adding a related alert
Assign alerts that the incident originated from.
On the activity property page, click the Related tab, click Add then, enter the Alert ID or click
the Reference tool to search for the alert property to add to the list.
the Reference tool to search for the alert property to add to the list.
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Summary of Common Actions Against Tasks That Can be Defined in a Process (continued)
Use Case
Description