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1. Have a hidden custom data field and assign a unique number(representing the last status) to this field when issue status changes. When issue moves to 'On Hold' it will have a unique number assigned to the field. Check the value in the field and restrict user to change the status based on the value. Not sure if this will actually work, but a bit sophisticated method.

2. A very crude way to achieve this would be to add a 'On Hold' Status related to each individual status and allow only one transition which is to 'Go back to the previous status' from specific 'On hold' status? So if I have 10 in progress statuses in the work flow, I'll end up creating 10 On Hold statuses. This will surely work, but really a primitive way to do something.

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Then you should create a custom condition with a single parameter - required status (I'd suggest write a plugin for it), that will check issue history for the previous status with `ChangeHistoryManager`. For transition On Hold -> Open the condition will have the parameter "Open" and will return true only when the previous status was Open.

I've completed a deployment, but when i run summarization, it updates the time but the Last Status Time hasn't updated since last night. I've checked the nodes within the status and they have all had reboots and the flags have gone. Any tips on pushing this number to update?

I am trying to generate a report that shows any projects that do not have a status report from the last 7 days. I have created a database view called u_project_status_date with two view tables pm_project (prefix proj) and project_status (prefix rep). I marked the second table as a left join with the where clause proj_sys_id=rep_project, but this gives me all of the status reports for each project, and I want only the most recent status report for each project (or Status Date empty if applicable). How do I make my right table return only the most recent date for each project?

If you want the last date submitted, I recommend adding a field to pm_project that is "Last Status Report" that is a reference to status report and is updated by a BR on status report (updates the reference when status reports are submitted).

I don't understand your answer. Perhaps my question was misunderstood. The only criterion for pulling the most recent status report is that it is a status report associated with the given project and is more recent than any other status reports for the given project. So if a project has received three status reports, I want to know the date of the most recent of the three. If that date is greater than a week ago or if there is no status report for a project, then the project should show up in the report. If that date is less than a week ago, the project should not show up in the report.

Perhaps if I can create a view of status reports in the last 7 days, I could use that as the second table in my left join and then display in my report only the results where there was no result in the right table, but I cannot even get that view to work. In other words, now I am simply trying to create a view that shows all status reports in the last 7 days. Here is what I am trying:

This is my only view table in this database view. I expected the database view to show all results where as_on is in the last 7 days, but it instead returns no results. If I could get this view to work, then I could create a second view that joins pm_project with this view. Then my report could filter out all results that have a status report, thus returning projects that don't have a status report in the last 7 days. But how do I get this simpler view to work?

If you are looking for projects without a recent status report, just use a Related List condition. This is one of the use cases, I use to demonstrate the power of them. There is no need for a view here.

let me better understand your request:

each ID can have different status and you want to count only the occurrences of last status of each ID, correct?

If this is your request try something like this:

You would like to use brackets around the measure and transition status to make it work as a tuple. The tuple, in this case, will give you a date of the last transition to the specified status. You might as well consider including time default member there:

If there are no brackets, eazyBI will use measure [Measures].[Transition from status last date] only. eazyBI uses the first full working formula. In this case, the measure [Measures].[Transition from status last date] is a fully functioning formula in itself. Therefore, it works, and the transition status is ignored. If you wrap it in brackets, then the fully working formula will be a tuple - a combination of a measure and members.

I found this thread in an attempt to auto generate status reports. Almost all organizations have requirements at different levels for periodic reports that describe changes. If Aha supported last status change for all entities, we could generate an up to date report that not only includes modifications to features, but also includes the latest additions to competitors, changes in trends, shifts in strengths and weaknesses, etc. The time savings with compiling such a report on a weekly basis would be phenomenal. In addition, reports could be pulled at any given date instead of pushed via methods like email. Reporting based on change date eliminates the challenge of remembering to send or being available to provide frequent reports. Last, information that is learned about a product can be added to Aha at the time of education and not duplicated in a running report or require memory of all recent activity when the report is due.

Channel 276330 stores soil moisture information for an office plant. You can read data from this public channel. The format for the response occurs at the end of the URL, before any query string parameters. This example returns the last status entry from channel 9 in JSON format.

Note that three light modes are treated as exception when using "last status": if your light was in Night light, Wake-up or Bedtime mode, then this will be ignored when the light is powered back on, and it will instead return to the last mode before those three exceptions. For example. if your light was in Forest mode, then Night light, and you cut the power while in Night light, your light will then return to Forest at power on.

Use this built-in script field to display the date and time an issue's status was last changed. For example, if an issue's status was last changed from To-do to Done, this field will display when this change occurred.

Should the entries record in the ExecutionLog table reconcile with the laststatus (Last Results ) from the subscription table? I have 11 entries/record that are un-accounted based on the 65 total excel subscription and I'm only getting 54 records recorded in the log table

Reports are updated on Friday afternoon except during holidays, in which case the report will be released on the closest day. Additional information, if available, is provided on Wednesday afternoon. To receive an e-mail when the current status has been updated, visit our subscription area.

Hi, I'm looking to be able to show on a dashboard a chart and detail of projects that have had a status change (RYG) in a given period of time (last 30 days). It doesn't appear that reports allows to filter on that type of data. any suggestions?

If you have an Form I-94 (Arrival/Departure Record), you can locate your status at last entry on Form I-94. Although you may not realize it, air and sea travelers automatically receive an electronic I-94 record. So you may have to look it up on the CBP I-94 Website.

I am attempting to visualise the current connection status of processes within my system.

When each process starts/stops, it posts and update to elasticsearch which includes a field "connected" (boolean) and "name" (string).

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The recent discovery of a wild female on Borneo (Indonesian province of East Kalimantan) has intensified the discussions on assisted gene flow and the role of genetic rescue between Borneo and Sumatra in order to alleviate the negative consequences associated with small and isolated populations40. Moreover, since the death of the last known captive male (Kertam) on Borneo, artificial insemination from its frozen sperm has been proposed as a promising tool to introduce new genetic diversity into the Sumatran population (John Payne, pers. comm.).

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