Limitation in number of tables creation for AES

NishaB
Tera Expert

I want to build a custom application using AES. I want to implement it only with minimal number of tables. How would I know the total number of custom tables that I can create using AES

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @NishaB 

 

You are using AES so the table you create will be shown under tables modules with x_. by that count you can check.

 

https://www.servicenow.com/content/dam/servicenow-assets/public/en-us/doc-type/legal/custom-table-gu...

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Robbie
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Hi @NishaB,

 

 

Within ServiceNow, the sys_db_object table contains metadata for all tables in ServiceNow, including custom ones created in your application.

To see how many tables you've created against a scope app, you can easily view the count via this table.

Type and click on "Tables" in the navigation under System Definition and filter for the tables created in your application. Use the 'Application' field to filter against your scoped application.

 

For example: If you created tables under an application named x_abc_demo - select that application in the filter.

 

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Thanks, Robbie

 

WORKFLOW-COWBOY
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The purpose of the App Engine Fulfiller license is to allow someone to potentially be a fulfiller on unlimited tables. If you have AES, then your company has at least some App Engine Fulfiller licenses. So the short answer is: unlimited. 

 

You can architect your table as you see fit without having to architect to try and stay within a certain number of tables due to licensing. 


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