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How to judge the difference between PROD & Non- PROD instance ?

geet
Tera Guru

Greetings ALL,

I have 3 instances PROD, TEST, DEV.

DEV & PROD are in sync but TEST is not in sync with PROD. I have some SR's in TEST which are not on PROD. This is the only thing i know about the difference between both the instances.

Kindly help me out if there is way to judge what things i have in TEST and those are not available on PROD. Is there any mechanism to verify this?

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Atul Kumar2
Giga Guru

Hi Shikha,



You can write a script on production for all tables which is required for your test case and return the query in log. By this way you can get to know the exact count of related table record and same script run on the test environment and see the difference.



1. You will have to specify the more specific query on the table eg. date wise since production will have more records.



But i am not understanding your exact requirement. Its just silly things i believe but if you see mismatch in the data from the production.



Raise a hi request for cloning the test environment from the prod instance. All will be in sync.



Regards,


Atul Kumar


The SN Nerd
Giga Sage
Giga Sage

You could query the clone_instance table (or navigate to the 'Clone History' module), which will give you a record of when the environments were last cloned and if they are 'in sync'.



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bernyalvarado
Mega Sage

Hi Shikha, you could use Team Development to identify those differences between Prod and Test. The following links should be helpful:



Using Team Development - ServiceNow Wiki


ServiceNow Team Development: Introduction - YouTube


Team Development - ServiceNow Wiki



Thanks,


Berny


Deepak Ingale1
Mega Sage

Along with what Berny has suggested, you can also use the below method to check the difference.


type sys_update_xml.list in the navigation bar of the each instance.


It will open up all the "update records in the update sets".


Right click on header bar, click export to excel.



You will have many copies as that of your instances


Once done, sort these records in order of its name and compare those manually.