Managing Statement Types

This chapter covers the following topics:

About Statement Types

A statement is a description of any aspect of a problem, its cause, or its resolution. Statements are organized into statement types.

A statement type is an identifying name associated with a particular part of the solution type. For example, symptom is a statement type within Symptom-Cause-Action solution type.

Statement types help organize statements by providing segmentation to the knowledge base. Statement types should have descriptive and intuitive names. A knowledge administrator can create an unlimited number of statement types for their company's specific needs, however, the knowledge base is more effective and easier to manage if you limit the number of statement types.

Note: You can map statement types in Oracle Knowledge Management to note types in Oracle TeleService. If you map a statement type to a note type, and users access Oracle Knowledge Management through the Advanced Search from TeleService, the note types to which you mapped statement types appear as statement criteria in the Statement section of the Advanced Search page.

Create a Statement Type

The following procedures describe how to create a statement type.

Prerequisites

Oracle Knowledge Management administrators with edit permission (CS_Type_Edit) can create a new statement type.

Navigation

Setup > Types > Create Type

Notes

View or Update a Statement Type

The following procedures describe how to view or edit a statement type.

Prerequisites

Internal users with view permission--CS_Statement_View--can view existing statement types. Oracle Knowledge Management administrators with edit permission (CS_Type_Edit) can edit a statement type.

Navigation

Setup > Types > Statement Types

Notes

Statement Type Page

Notes