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on 03-04-2025 07:01 AM
Simplifying ServiceNow with Catalog Data Lookup Definition
The Catalog Data Lookup Definition in ServiceNow is a powerful no-code feature that automates field population in catalog items based on data from other tables. This eliminates the need for complex scripts like GlideAjax, saving time and reducing errors.
Key Steps:
- Create a Catalog Item: Add a variable set with fields like "Requested For," "Email ID," and "Mobile Number."
- Configure Data Lookup:
- Define the source table (e.g.,
sys_user
). - Map variables to fields (e.g., "Email ID" to
email
). - Enable dynamic updates with "Run on Form Change."
- Define the source table (e.g.,
- Test: Select a user in "Requested For," and watch fields auto-populate with accurate data.
Benefits:
- No coding required: Simplifies workflows.
- Dynamic updates: Automatically refreshes fields on changes.
- Reusability: Use variable sets across multiple items.
This feature is perfect for automating common tasks like pre-filling user details. Say goodbye to manual scripts and start leveraging Catalog Data Lookup Definition to streamline your ServiceNow processes! For more tips, check out TechnoMonk’s tutorials.
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A comparison of Catalog Data Lookup and the newer variable Auto-populate feature would be interesting. What are scenarios where one versus the other can NOT be used, or is one method better/easier than the other in certain or all cases?