Is there a way to create view in Knowledge Articles with folder pane ?
For example , I would like to create a view for "All Knowledge articles by Group and by Rep"
On the left hand side I should see all the Groups and I should be able to expand the Groups to view the IT reps coming under those groups
then on right hand pane I should be able to view the information of articles created by those IT Reps.The right hand side pane will have columns like , date created, Date approved, Date Published , Title of the Article, hits , Likes etc.
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Are you using one of the KA Enumerations as a Support Group field? KAs by default don't have a group.
Yes,you got me correct.Will that be the case for creating Incident views as well & What is the way to customize this ?
Creating the views you want in the console with the SCSM KAs will be quite a task. You would have to create a view for each analyst manually and then group them by your group enum. Side note here: it wouldn't have to be manual in the sense that you would have to click through the view creation wizard 100 times, because you could script it with powershell. But it would be manual in the sense that the views wouldn't be created dynamically or with very much flexibility.
I would think this whole KA by group and by analyst view would be easiest and best in the portal. There is the Knowledge Manager dashboard already that lets you search, group, and sort on several of the available criteria. But a custom page could be created to do exactly what you want based on group membership and the KA owner relationship. But this would require using the portal exclusively for Knowledge Management and would exclude the possibility of a view of these articles in the console. Another side note: You actually could represent portal based KAs in the SCSM console by having an Asset Import connector create CIs for them. But this would again lead to the above necessity for manual view creation in the console and I can't see how that would add much value.
I hope something here helps you think about what process and/or goal you're trying to accomplish.