I see from this link, https://community.servicenow.com/thread/236445?q=How%20to%20revert%20workflow
that one can revert to a prior workflow with this code:
For deactivating the current.
var getInc = new GlideRecord('wf_workflow_version');
if(getInc.get('3b95753ad0d60200085a28e2b5794e1e')) //change
{
getInc.published=false;
getInc.update();
}
To publish old one
var getInc = new GlideRecord('wf_workflow_version');
if(getInc.get('3b95753ad0d60200085a28e2b5794e1e')) //change
{
getInc.published=true;
getInc.update();
}
I understand one can not revert through the UI interface that this needs to be done pro-grammatically, but, couple of questions.
1) From the example above, I am guessing '3b95753ad0d60200085a28e2b5794e1e' is the reference to a specific workflow version.
Is that the same string I see in the name when I export the workflow to a .XML file?
2) Where exactly do I go to run that code? Would I run that as a new Fix Script?
Would this work ?
a) Export a working workflow.
b) Delete the problematic workflow (Ah, scratch this, I see it will not let me delete the current workflow).
c) Import the working workflow version
Thank you in advance.
