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Subject: [OASIS Issue Tracker] Updated: (SAF-7) Syndrome resolution triggers
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Jeffrey Vaught updated SAF-7:
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Assignee: Jeffrey Vaught (was: Alvin Black)
> Syndrome resolution triggers
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>
> Key: SAF-7
> URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/SAF-7
> Project: OASIS Symptoms Automation Framework (SAF) TC
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Jeffrey Vaught
> Assignee: Jeffrey Vaught
> Priority: Critical
>
> Syndrome resolution - How does the diagnostician know whether a symptom is related to an existing condition or is of entirely new origin.
> For example,
> - "Server Failure for usabc.ca.com" - 12:30pm - the first symptom
> - "Server Failure for usabc.ca.com" - 12:31pm - redundant symptom
> - Usabc.ca.com gets fixed
> - "Server Failure for usabc.ca.com" - 12:32pm - another instance of the problem
> (unrelated to the original)
> Original notes:
> Dave: Prescription "duration" is of some assistance to the diagnostician.
> Abdi: Duration is a guide, but not enough. We need a "success" symptom to close the case.
> Paul: What if the practitioner notifies when the prescription has completed. Any related symptoms thereafter could be considered a new incident.
> Dave: Some prescriptions will be "fire and forget". The prescription might be complete, but we can't know when the effects of the prescriptions will be complete.
> Notes from Nov 5, 2009:
> Alvin framed this debate as "Interoperability/Composability" versus "Implementation/Optimization".
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