Creating a new incident ticket using Ansible is reasonably straightforward, but before we can do that, we need to tell Ansible where our ServiceNow instance lives and what credentials to use. We will do that by setting three environment variables: $ export SN_HOST='https://dev12345.service-n...
Variables NamespaceQueryFieldsDescription global_imageReturns the Logo URL you set in the data source configuration. The variable can then be used as the src attribute in an tag global_instance_nameReturns your ServiceNow instance name which was configured in the data source configuration. This vari...
Querying Service Catalog Tables ***Created by Aaron Wang***欢迎转载留言讨论*** servicenow variables query 原创 2020-04-07 20:05:40 669 阅读 为原始表添加或修改扩展表Extends table 为原始表添加或修改扩展表Extends table Extend task parent table 原创 2020-03-02 16:03:39 606 阅读 关于版本...
Step 2. Give the Table API Access Go to System Definition > Tables to open the table configuration. Find your table and pick it. Enable the Allow Access via Web Services option in the table settings to make sure the table may be accessed via an API. Click "Save." Step 3. Create the...
However, instead of providing the variables directly, it passes them through the extendsObject function of Object. This simulates inheritance by cloning the SimpleAdd class prototype and then injecting all the new properties into the resulting object.Note...
Bite Sized Workaround: Removing Options from Catalog Variables BygrgismeonMay 11, 2015•(0) The Issue I discovered the other day that “g_form.removeOption()” does not work on variables on a Catalog Task or Requested Item form. It works great on fields, and nearly every other g_form...
//Find all incidents with a priority of 1 or 2vargr=newGlideRecord('incident');gr.addQuery('priority',1).addOrCondition('priority',2);gr.query(); 1. 2. 3. 4. Insert Inserts are performed in the same way as queries except you need to replace the ‘query()’ line with an ‘init...
We can also configure which column values the inventory plugin adds as host variables: --- plugin: servicenow.itsm.now columns: - name - classification - cpu_type group_by: os: includes: - Linux Red Hat - Windows XP To test our configuration, we can execute the following command: ...
We can also configure which column values the inventory plugin adds as host variables: --- plugin: servicenow.itsm.now columns: - name - classification - cpu_type group_by: os: includes: - Linux Red Hat - Windows XP To test our configuration, we can execute the following command: ...
We can also configure which column values the inventory plugin adds as host variables: --- plugin: servicenow.itsm.now columns: - name - classification - cpu_type group_by: os: includes: - Linux Red Hat - Windows XP To test our configuration, we can execute the following command: $ ansi...