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

abhay9095
Kilo Contributor

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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HI Abhay,



I'm sure there is a way to do it with XML or a REST integration. The question becomes, what is the return on investment? If you spend two weeks to develop such a solution, how many times do you have to do this before you have saved enough time?



One final solution that occurred to me, if it's not more than 100 or so records per table would be to capture multiple tables in an update set. That would give you ONE file to import later.



Go to Update Sets> Local Update Sets and create a new record



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Click Submit and make current.



Now go to a table that you can to capture. Select the records and use the list menu at the bottom to say "Create Application File"



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In the popup that appears, just click OK.



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Repeat the 'select' and Create application files for the other tables & records you want to capture.


When you are done, go to the local update set and mark it complete and Save.



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Once you save with a state of Complete, you can export that to an XML file.



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Reference:


Using Update Sets - ServiceNow Wiki


abhay9095
Kilo Contributor

hi


actually i am working on 4 instances and i do data movement oftenly.


they are in thousands and some times cis are in 70000-80000.


so i cant go for update set technique.


any way i can glide and create xml.


thanks


Good luck.


abhay9095
Kilo Contributor

guys anyone ? who can help.


Hi Abhay,



At this point, I concur with Pradeep. You should engage professional services as this goes beyond the capabilities of what can be provided on the community at this point.