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How to write Module Arguments

boy
Tera Contributor

There are several tables below.

1.Task

2.Table A referenced by Task

3.Table B inheriting from table A

・Task has a column that references table A.
・Table B has two choices, Yes (Label: Yes, Value: a) and No (Label: No, Value: b).

Currently, Task shows both "Yes" and "No" records.

I want to use the Module of Task and set Task to display only "Yes" records.

Probably, I think that it will be realized by writing something in the Arguments of Module, but I do not know how to write it.

Dot walking?
Or you don't need Arguments?

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Ravi9
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

by module - do you mean application module or is it something else ? what are you trying to do ? create a filter for your module ?

boy
Tera Contributor

Ravi

thank you.

I want to create a Filter for a Module.

The Module I'm talking about is "sys_app_module".

The Task table can display "Yes" and "No" records in Table B, given the three-table condition I described.


I want to filter the "Yes" records in advance with the "sys_app_module" setting and display them.

 

Ravi9
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

am gonna take a stab , am not sure if this is what you were saying , maybe detailing the actual tables and requirements might help

take a look at below imagesi

here is what i did

typed in task.list in navigation ; expanded the filter , made sure "show related fields" is selected ; then typed in incident ; from there "dot-walked" manually to incident state and chose a random value, you can see the image has that data filtered , now you can copy the url and create a new module and do something like the next image , hope this helps

find_real_file.png

find_real_file.png

boy
Tera Contributor

Ravi

thank you.

I want to create a Filter for a Module.

The Module I'm talking about is "sys_app_module".

The Task table can display "Yes" and "No" records in Table B, given the three-table condition I described.


I want to filter the "Yes" records in advance with the "sys_app_module" setting and display them.