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07-08-2025 07:35 AM - edited 07-08-2025 07:51 AM
Suppose there is a variable in a record producer, and it's a choice field.
4 choices are there: A,BCD
If I choose A, the priority should be changed to critical 1.
How to do this? Trying to do using BR but can't query the condition where I can get variable type.
IN Record Producer script I already written one script for different condition
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07-08-2025 07:42 AM
Hi @Apaul ,
To achieve this behavior in ServiceNow, where selecting a specific value (like "A") in a choice variable on a record producer sets the priority to "Critical", you should use a Record Producer Script instead of a Business Rule.
Try this in your record producer script:
// Get the value of the variable from the record producer
var selectedChoice = producer.choice_variable; // Replace 'choice_variable' with your actual variable name
// Check if the selected value is 'A'
if (selectedChoice == 'A') {
current.priority = 1; // Set priority to Critical (1)
} // likewise do for all choices
- Business Rules run on the server side, and they don’t have direct access to variables on a record producer form.
- producer refers to the record producer variables.
- current refers to the record being created (e.g., an Incident or Request)
Mark this as helpful and correct, if this helpful.
Thanks,
Yaswanth
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07-08-2025 08:26 AM - edited 07-08-2025 08:35 AM
@Apaul @J Siva @Muhammad Salar @YaswanthKurre @Chaitanya ILCR
eeeey I just realised what we all are missing!!!
The Priority is calculated based on values in Urgency and Impact, so you cannot just set Priority to some value by a script, it shall be updating the two fields instead. ‼️
So the correct answer is as following:
if (your_variable == 'A'){
current.urgency = 1;
current.impact = 1;
//Priority will be caluclated: 1
}
if (your_variable == 'B'){
current.urgency = 2;
current.impact = 1;
//Priority will be caluclated: 2
}
if (your_variable == 'C'){
current.urgency = 2;
current.impact = 2;
//Priority will be caluclated: 3
}
if (your_variable == 'D'){
current.urgency = 3;
//Priority will be caluclated: 4
current.impact = 2;
}
What you have to decide is for B and D whether you want to have
- Urg 2 / Imp 1
- Urg 1 / Imp 2
- both calculates the Priority as 2
Eventually:
- Urg 3 / Imp 2
- Urg 2 / Imp 3
- both calculates the Priority as 4
Please test this solution and let me know how does this go.
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07-08-2025 07:42 AM
Hi @Apaul ,
To achieve this behavior in ServiceNow, where selecting a specific value (like "A") in a choice variable on a record producer sets the priority to "Critical", you should use a Record Producer Script instead of a Business Rule.
Try this in your record producer script:
// Get the value of the variable from the record producer
var selectedChoice = producer.choice_variable; // Replace 'choice_variable' with your actual variable name
// Check if the selected value is 'A'
if (selectedChoice == 'A') {
current.priority = 1; // Set priority to Critical (1)
} // likewise do for all choices
- Business Rules run on the server side, and they don’t have direct access to variables on a record producer form.
- producer refers to the record producer variables.
- current refers to the record being created (e.g., an Incident or Request)
Mark this as helpful and correct, if this helpful.
Thanks,
Yaswanth
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07-08-2025 07:45 AM
IN RP, there is already one script written for variable set. How to use two different script then?
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07-08-2025 08:00 AM
No, You cannot use 2 scripts there, but in the existing script you can add your lines of code at the end to set the priority - it will not do any harm as long as your script does not handling priority based on other conditions
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07-08-2025 07:47 AM
Hi @Apaul ,
1. you can use the script field in the record producer
you can access the varaible value with producer object
let say you have variable with name pvalue you can access the value with producer.pvalue
and you can compare the values and set priority with current.priority
2. you can map the variable with priority field
but make sure the variable choice value are aligned with priority field
example you have the choice A give it value 1 choice B value 2 etc
to whichever value you want to map the choice to give the choice the value of priority
Please mark my answer as helpful/correct if it resolves your query.
Regards,
Chaitanya