Need help in Windows Pattern extension to parse values to new custom table

[RS37]

Need help in Windows Pattern extension to parse values to new custom table

I am running a PowerShell query and getting the information but unable to parse the information to new custom table(u_table).

I have also created a new pattern with the same steps but the powershell query not working as expected.

Please suggest.

[AJ-TechTrek]

Hi @RS37 

Can you please help to share the screenshot or power-shell query to check on this more.

Whats the error ?

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[richardbrounste]

If you are trying to put the values into a table that will be sent back up to the ServiceNow instance, the custom table must be a CMDB table associated with the Windows OS Discovery pattern.  The table name will be u_cmdb_ci_xxxx.  You will need to populate that table but then relate it to the Windows Server on which you are running the script.  The pattern will need a create relationship/reference step to create the relationship between the table of whatever you are querying form Powershell and the Windows Server.

I built something like this in a pattern extension and documented it in this Microsoft Word document if you want to follow it as an example.

[RS37]

Hi Richard,

my requirement is also similar kind of what you have done, we are trying to fetch fileshare information to new table.

I have few questions.

1. I have created a table under cmdb_ci table but naming is not like u_cmdb_ci. Is it mandatory?

2. I am able to get the values through powershell command and stored in the variables but unable to populate them in the custom table. Do we need to create a post sensor script for it? can you please share me your last step screenshot. 

Following is the information I need to fetch

[RS37]

Did anyone got a chance to check my query.