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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: September 16, 20212021-09-16T13:48:28+05:30 2021-09-16T13:48:28+05:30

What Is Defined As A Record Of A Call For Help With A Computer Problem?

What Is Defined As A Record Of A Call For Help With A Computer Problem?
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    1. Maryam Khalid Bronze
      2021-10-01T12:26:19+05:30Added an answer on October 1, 2021 at 12:26 pm

      What is defined as a record of a call for help with a computer problem?

      A ticket is defined as the recording of a request for help regarding a computer problem. A ticket is a tool for the management of the processing of customer requests. While the records are the collection of the field of the various data types which are fixed in the known place.

      In this discussion we are describing what is the tickets system? what are the records or fields? These two are related to the question asked so a thorough knowledge about them is necessary to understand.

      What is the tickets system?

      The system is formed for the management of the request from the customers, they are also known as the problem which is necessary to solve and store related to the information of the user. The system has to be user-friendly so that the customers can easily understand and use them for problem-solving.

      The system is used in various fields, in the IT field is used for the connection with the service desk. The desk is kind of the library which is the infrastructure of IT. There is various cloud-based help desk software in the market. The ticket system is used for the issue-resolving, which is relevant to the events, agents, etc. A ticket is like a request which is only formed when there is a situation that needs to be resolved.

      How does the ticket system work?

      A document needs to be created at first in the ticket system which is known as a ticket for the interaction recording and it is shared between the customers and rep. It connects the conversation between them in a thread. And if someone needs to know the detail then both have the ticket so they can easily access it and clear the confusion.

      After the document the reps solve the problem, it is on their side, and then inform the customer again with the help of the ticket. And the customer again connects with the reps if they have any kind of issue or question to ask. After the problem is solved the ticket is closed and it can open again in case of further issues.

      What is a record?

      A constant field has a specific purpose such as the record which is the collection of the different datatype with a fixed sequence. The record fields are sometimes known as members and in the OOP, it is known as the element.

      The record has the datatype which is known as the record datatype for describing the variables. The latest languages in the computer require the allocation of the latest record type. Every field and identifier datatype needs to know for access.

      The record is store in a storage medium such as the main memory, hard disk, etc. These are quite essential for data structures especially linked data types. Most of the files in a computer are placed in the form of records for efficiency purposes.

       

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