While working in our domain separated instance, I've found that one of the more frustrating features is that you can't create domain specific reference qualifiers. For example, in the Configruation items reference field, Domain A would like to filter out Business Services from being included in the reference field while Domain B would like Business Service CIs to be listed. If I were to update the reference qualifier for the field while in Domain A, that change would take place globally and the business services would be filtered out from Domain B as well.
To get around this I wrote a script include that will filter the results based on what domain you're in:
var getDomainCIs = Class.create();
getDomainCIs.prototype = Object.extendsObject(AbstractAjaxProcessor, {
getDomainCIs : function() {
if(gs.getUser().getDomainID() == 'SysID of Domain A'){
return 'sys_class_name!=cmdb_ci_service^sys_domain=javascript:gs.getUser().getDomainID()';
} else {
return 'sys_domain=javascript:gs.getUser().getDomainID()';
}
},
type: 'getDomainCIs'
});
You would then access the script include from the reference qualifier:
This is how I got around domain separated reference qualifiers. Has anyone else experienced this issue? How were you able to get around it?
