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05-18-2022 02:04 AM
Dear experts,
The Table sys id highlighted in the pic above, how do I find the table name of that sys_id?
It is not sc_cat_item nor is it, sc_cart_item.
This is the attachment entry created before submission of the catalog item.
Regards,
Anish
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05-18-2022 03:03 AM
It seems you are adding file to some record producer or catalog item during submission
The sysId you are seeing is not any record of some table
It's a temporary GUID which ServiceNow generates and links it to sc_cart_item table during catalog form submission
More detailed discussion here
Is there a way to get the cart item id in portal
Regards
Ankur
Ankur
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05-18-2022 02:08 AM
Hello Anish,
"Table sys id" field under sys_attachment table contains the sys_id of the record on which the attachment is stored.
It will not contain the sys_id of tables sc_cat_item or sc_cart_item.
To check the record from sys_id, you can use SNUtil and search the record with sys_id like below and click enter.
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Regards
Sulabh Garg
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Sulabh Garg

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05-18-2022 02:11 AM
You mean the SNUtils Chrome extension?
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Anish

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05-18-2022 02:36 AM
Yes..
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Sulabh Garg

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05-18-2022 02:40 AM
you can scan any table by just simply search the sys_id using SNUtil.
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Sulabh Garg