How to find Application Service with the help of SYS_ID
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10-24-2024 05:17 AM
How to find Application Service with the help of SYS_ID
Can anyone help me on this.

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10-24-2024 05:46 AM
If you've got the sys_id of the record you can directly query it either on the cmdb_ci table, or the cmdb_ci_service_auto table
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10-24-2024 05:50 AM
Could you please provide me the setps
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10-24-2024 06:02 AM
Hi, Can you go to 'cmdb_ci' table and search your sys_id in that table. Pls check the application name is available?
Suresh.
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10-24-2024 06:01 AM - edited 10-24-2024 06:06 AM
Hello @sahana1998,
You can find an Application Service record using the following methods:
Using the Application Services List
- Navigate to the Application Services table and apply the filter condition: sys_id is 'your_sys_id'.
Using the SN Utils Chrome Extension (recommended method)
- Download and install the SN Utils Chrome extension.
- In your ServiceNow instance, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + /, then paste any valid sys_id to quickly retrieve the record.
- By Using Background Script as below,
var sysId = 'your_sys_id';
// Query the Application Service (cmdb_ci_service) table
var appServiceGR = new GlideRecord('cmdb_ci_service');
if (appServiceGR.get(sysId)) {
gs.print('Application Service found: ' + appServiceGR.name);
gs.print('Details: ' + appServiceGR.getDisplayValue());
} else {
gs.print('No Application Service found with sys_id: ' + sysId);
}
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Thanks and Regards,
Ashish