Managing Stored Prompts

1.From the Configuration console's Build list, select Stored Prompts.

2.From the Stored Prompts workspace, click Add.

3.Enter the specific details for the stored prompt:

•Name: Give the stored prompt a descriptive name, such as a shortened version of the prompt text itself.

•Prompt: The words that the user sees asking them to provide or do something. Make them clear and concise.

•Association: Select a single associated business object or leave No association in the drop-down list. No association means you can use the stored prompt with any business object.

•Type: Set the type of prompt you want to use:

Type	Fields related to Prompt Type
Text	Character Limit: If the Multi-Line option isn't selected, enter a maximum character limit for the length of the field to be filled by the user. Multi-Line: Select this option to allow multiple lines of text to be entered into the stored prompt field by the user.
Number	Precision: If Currency isn't selected, enter the number of degrees of precision for a numerical value. For example, 2 represents 0.00. Currency: Select this option to make the field into a currency field.
Date/Time	If selected, the user sees a date/time picker when they are prompted to fill in the field.
Boolean	Choose this option to use a value of either True or False.
Table	Select a Table: Choose a table to pick a value from. Note: This list is restricted to those tables used by the associated business object. Select a Field: Choose a field from your selected table. User can only choose values from the list: If selected, the user can only choose values from the drop-down list when prompted. If not selected, the user can enter their own value. Return value from different field: If User can only choose values from the list is selected, the user can select this field but use a different value. For example, use this option to select a user by name but write the ID for that user into the prompt field. List of Fields: When the above two fields are selected, this is where you would select the ID field in the above example from the drop-down list during set-up. Constraints: Choose Field, Operator, and Value (latter can be an expression) fields to, for example, restrict Incident Owners to a specific team. You can add multiple constraints.
Pick List	Pick List: Choose a list for the user to select from when prompted. User can only choose values from the list: If selected, the user can only choose values from the drop-down list. If not selected, the user can enter their own value. Return value from different field: If User can only choose values from the list is selected, the user can select this field but use a different value. For example, use this option to select a user by name but write the ID for that user into the prompt field. List of Fields: When the above two fields are selected, this is where you would select the ID field in the above example from the drop-down list during set-up.

•Value: Default value which varies dependent on the selected prompt type. If you select Value Expression, the Simplified Expression Editor opens so you can create an expression.

•Re-prompt on each occurrence: If selected, the prompt appears for every record processed by the Quick Action. If cleared, the prompt appears once.

•Max Prompt Dimension: Choose a maximum size in pixels for your stored prompt window. The maximum height is only visible if the prompt text requires it so ensure you make use of the preview to confirm that the size is big enough.

4.Click Preview to see what your prompt will look like.

5.Click Save.

The Administrator edits stored prompts from the Stored Prompts workspace.

1. Open the Configuration console and select Stored Prompts from the Build list.

2. Use the column headings to sort and filter the stored prompts and select the one you want to edit.

3. Click the pencil icon and make your changes.

4. Note: The Name and Associated business object cannot be changed during editing. Create a new stored prompt if you need to change these fields.

5. Click the Save icon.

The Administrator can delete stored prompts from the Stored Prompts workspace.

1. Open the Configuration console and select Stored Prompts from the Build list.
2. Use the workspace column headings to sort and filter the stored prompts and select the one you want to delete.
3. Click the delete icon .

You can't delete a stored value if it is in use anywhere in Neurons for ITSM.

• On the pop-up window, click Yes to confirm deletion.
• If the stored prompt is in use, Neurons for ITSM shows an error message. Click See More to see where the stored prompt is in use.
4. Click the Save icon.