Hi, Can i create an xml for the records found in gliderecord ? And can i create table to store xml files? OR can i export all records via xml to other SNOW intance. Thanks in Advance
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‎06-17-2016 11:22 AM
Hi, Can i create an xml for the records found in gliderecord ? And can i create table to store xml files? OR can i export all records via xml to other SNOW intance. Thanks in Advance
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‎06-17-2016 01:12 PM
actually i am new in servicenow so i may get confused.
so here if i am clicking on export xml an event is triggered and whom this event is passing values?

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‎06-17-2016 01:13 PM
Hi Abhay,
Not sure what you mean by "whom this event is passing values?". Please check section 7 for more info on events.
http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Logs_and_Queues_Best_Practices#Reviewing_Event_Logs

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‎06-17-2016 01:15 PM
Hi Abhay,
There's really nothing more to it than saving your data "offline" in a local file on your hard drive.
Once you have that XML file, you can do a similar procedure to import it in to another instance. All meta data (including sys_id, date of creation, modification count, etc) is all preserved.
If this answers you basic question, please mark my earlier comment on how to export/import XML correct so others can find it easily in the future and it shows up as "answered" on search results.
Thanks.