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08-15-2023 04:49 AM - edited 08-15-2023 04:50 AM
I placed the wrong sysid in the following script for 300+ scheduled jobs and need to bulk update it
Like excel replace and find tool
is their a script I can use so I can query search those jobs and replace the sys id?
Script below need to replace 136cdab01b50311070fb4002dd4bcb24 with another sys id
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08-15-2023 05:04 AM
Found out you can export xml and then open in wordpad and then replace all and then just import it back into servicenow thanks though!
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08-15-2023 05:02 AM
So in all 300+ Script it is SysID= 136cdab01b50311070fb4002dd4bcb24
and in all 300+ you have to replace it with another but same SysID for all Scripts?
Please be aware that you have to push them also in an Update Set Manual.
Maybe you can also Use a fix script and uncheck the checkbox: Unloadable
YOu can use indexof or create a Small RegEx:
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08-15-2023 05:04 AM
Found out you can export xml and then open in wordpad and then replace all and then just import it back into servicenow thanks though!