how do I use a the SN Survey tables inside a custom application?
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12-17-2024 04:37 AM
I want to use the ServiceNow OOB Survey capabilities and tables within a custom application.
Will I be able to restrict my survey and the users question responses to only my users verses anyone else? If so how?
I may need to extend one or more of the global survey tables, what are the Pro's and Con's of doing that?
I will need to visualize the users question responses inside the custom application, to a custom scorecard.
I will need to reference other custom tables which will have my Organizations, Business Units, Offices, etc..
I will need to Count or Sum or derive the Mean or Median so can these types of "math" be done using ECMAScript 2021 (ES12) against the Survey response instance table?
Can I inherit the survey tables as base tables and then extend them for additional information?
I have only done custom tables in developing apps in ServiceNow and am leary of using "global" tables.
What would the best way to architect global tables( which I may have to extend) into custom application with custom tables?
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12-17-2024 07:47 AM
Hi @JeraldP ,
Why you wanna do all this, just follow simple step to create survey for your scoped application.
Create/design one survey under your scoped application. (choose scoped application instead of global).
Configure trigger condition.
Based on trigger condition it will shoor the survey along with email.
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