Hi Thiago,
The age of a ticket is not what you'd most probably want to look at. If I have logged a ticket in 2006, it will have an age of 3 years by now.
What you'd most probably want to look at is the escalation solution time, which is stored on the ticket as an integer value in minutes.
Generally, when doing calculations like this, you'd also want to take business hours into account, as well as holidays and such. If your business has operating hours of 9-18 on weekdays, and a ticket is logged on Friday 4 PM, and you fix it on Monday 9.30 AM, it has spent 2,5 business hours in the Open state. OTRS can handle this.
Please check out "Setting up time related functions" in the manual:
http://doc.otrs.org/2.4/en/html/c1667.html
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Is there any way to change configuration so the timer stops after the ticket is closed so I can keep track of how long on average it took for a ticket to be addressed?Att,
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