Hello,
I found a weird behavior, where i cannot get a query onto the domain table to work. I reduced it to the code down below. The sys_id within the domain.get(); is the sys_id of a domain record. But insted of actually finding the record, the output is always "ain't found shit". Therefore, the glide Record seems not to return anything, despite a matching record existing.
var domain = new GlideRecord('domain');
if(domain.get('c1bfa49b4f98db00f11329001310c7c7'))
{
gs.info('found domain ' + domain.name);
return domain.getUniqueValue();
}
gs.info('ain\'t found shit');
Now i have checked the acls and on query rules. It seems as if there is nothing in the way to prevent this. Also, just using the following line of code, a domain record is found.
var domain = new GlideRecord('domain');
domain.query();
if(domain.next())
{
gs.info('found domain ' + domain.name);
return domain.getUniqueValue();
}
gs.info('ain\'t found shit');
The reason why i am trying to use a glide record here is, because i do not like to hardcode any IDs. But at the moment i am out of outs. The line of code is performed within the highest domain scope (global).
Has anybody seen this behavior before?
Greetings
Fabian
