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02-18-2019 05:43 PM
Hi folks,
I need some advice on the best practices on Run as user for Scheduled Jobs/Reports in ServiceNow, hoping someone could advise! Currently the organisation I am working for has an represent account who has admin role that can do everything including trigger events, generating reports, executing scripts, etc. Security wise, this is not the best practice, it admin role is kind of overkill, however, when running the jobs as a non-admin users, it does not seem to work perfectly, e.g some reports might be missing certain columns, some records not updated properly down to ACL for example,
As the reports and scheduled jobs involve a lot of efforts to going through each and to figure out which table access (read/write), I was wondering in ServiceNow was there any Best Practice to set up the Run as account not only to carry out the jobs but also meet the security practice?
Thanks in advice.
George
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06-11-2025 05:21 PM
Hello Chalan, Could you please explain how to change run as to System administrator as its read only field in scheduled job.
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02-18-2019 05:54 PM
The system already has an OOB account with admin role named as System Administrator.
You can make use of this.
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03-05-2020 11:29 AM
FYI Had to include that "Run as" field when listing all Scheduled Jobs to see/change that value.