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11-03-2023 10:01 AM
I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to include a whole form in one update set. All customizations - new customer fields, layout, table changes,.... This would be an obvious thing to do, but, I am not able to find anything on this. Only thing I am coming up with is looking at all global changes in the default update set and trying to add them to the new updates. There should be an easier way to do this.
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11-03-2023 11:21 AM
Hi @bsamraivep ,
The only faster way is the one which you are doing it currently. I would suggest filter all the updates done by you from default update set by applying filter such as updated by you & some date. Once filtered open it in a new window, you should be able to see "Update Set " field.
Change the list view to show 100 records on a page select all the 1 records from Update set column & map the newly created update set to it.(Assuming the records to be captured are too huge).
Thanks,
Danish

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11-03-2023 12:07 PM
Hi,
Try navigating to sys_update_xml table look for required details by applying necessary table level filter an change the update set to required update set name.
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11-03-2023 11:01 AM
Hi @bsamraivep ,
Once you create a new update set , you have to make it as current update set for capturing code base changes.
After update set it complete, system it self change the current update set as Default one.
Where is the gap here, you created new update set but not set as current.
You can set the new update set as current while creating new one
You can change the current update set if it already created
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11-03-2023 11:21 AM
Hi @bsamraivep ,
The only faster way is the one which you are doing it currently. I would suggest filter all the updates done by you from default update set by applying filter such as updated by you & some date. Once filtered open it in a new window, you should be able to see "Update Set " field.
Change the list view to show 100 records on a page select all the 1 records from Update set column & map the newly created update set to it.(Assuming the records to be captured are too huge).
Thanks,
Danish
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11-06-2023 04:24 AM
Thanks. I guess that is the only way. But, I would like servicenow to add what I am asking as a feature. Select a form to add to an update set and have all it's components also added. GUI, new fields, layout,... . It would make it a lot easier.

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11-03-2023 12:07 PM
Hi,
Try navigating to sys_update_xml table look for required details by applying necessary table level filter an change the update set to required update set name.