You can define risk calculation rules on which the risk and impact of a change are
calculated. Best Practice - Change Risk Calculator is activated by default in the base
system.
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Risk Conditions are run against the change request based on their
Order field from lowest to highest. The first Risk Condition
that matches the change request record is applied. All subsequent risk conditions are
then ignored whether they match or not. A risk calculation rule is defined with two
elements.
- Conditions that can evaluate to true or
false. You can use a condition builder or write a
script.
- Risk and Impact field value
settings when the conditions evaluate to true.
Procedimento
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Navigate to .
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Click New, or click the risk condition to modify.
You can also edit risk conditions from within the Change Request form by
opening the form context menu and clicking Edit Risk
Conditions.
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Complete or update the form, as appropriate.
| Field |
Description |
| Name |
Enter a descriptive name for the rule |
| Risk Impact |
Select a value for one of these fields. The selection
determines which field to update based on this risk
calculation. |
| Active |
Select the check box to use the rule. |
| Order |
Enter the order in which this risk calculation is
evaluated. Rules with lower numbers are evaluated first. If
there are two or more rules with differing orders, the rule
with the lowest order is evaluated and the others are
ignored. |
| Use advanced condition |
Select the check box to enter a script instead of using
the condition builder. |
| Use script values |
Select the check box to hide the
Risk and
Impact fields. The script
specifies the risk and impact values. |
| Description |
Enter a description of how this risk calculation is
applied. |
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Specify the rule based on your selected rule method.
| Choice | Action |
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| Condition |
Use the condition builder to add conditions. It is hidden if you
selected Use advanced condition. |
| Use advanced conditions |
Write the script in the Advanced condition
field using standard business rule syntax. The condition must set the
global variable answer to true or
false. |
| Use script values |
Write the script in the Script values field.
Specify the Risk and
Impact values in the script. The conditions
are set using either the condition builder or an advanced condition
script.
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In the following example, the
Advanced condition
script first determines whether the CI is a business service. If so, the script
identifies whether the
Business criticality value is
1 - most critical or
2 - somewhat
critical. If it does, it sets the global variable answer to
true.
When the Advanced condition script returns
true, the script in the Script
values field sets the change request
Impact and Risk values
based on the Business criticality
value.