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04-06-2022 01:05 AM
Hi Experts
I have a custom table created NOT extended from TASK and is in a custom scoped Application.
I am trying to use this table in the Flow Designer but I am not able to see it.
Is it possible to get this table to be seen in the Flow Trigger Dropdown without being extended to Task?
Thanks
Elias
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02-23-2023 07:28 AM
Hi All
I got a feedback from ServiceNow and this is the solution : It is now working.
Most Probable Cause:
This has been recorded as PRB1573653 for which a Known Error article has been created KB1117260.
Solution Proposed:
To fix this check that the table includes the Domain and Domain Path columns. If they are not there, add them.
Then do the following to clear the session storage cache.
The session storage cache must be cleared. The API results for fetching the tables has been cached for a the original domain and because it is caches it is not being re-fetched for changed domain.
To do so there is two ways:
First one is to close the Flow Designer tab and reopen it after the Domain has been changed
Second one is to open the browser console, type sessionStorage.clear() and hit enter. Then refresh the browser window and the table should appear in the list.
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04-06-2022 02:44 AM
Yep I did tried that, the same case.
and I just created a new test table in my scope and extended it to Task
and even with Extended to task I cannot see it. so my assumption is because of not extension to Task is not true.
it must be something to do with my scope application.
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04-06-2022 03:09 AM
Please raise HI ticket.
Ankur
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04-06-2022 03:15 AM
just did that now
I will give a feedback here once I have a reply from them.
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02-23-2023 07:28 AM
Hi All
I got a feedback from ServiceNow and this is the solution : It is now working.
Most Probable Cause:
This has been recorded as PRB1573653 for which a Known Error article has been created KB1117260.
Solution Proposed:
To fix this check that the table includes the Domain and Domain Path columns. If they are not there, add them.
Then do the following to clear the session storage cache.
The session storage cache must be cleared. The API results for fetching the tables has been cached for a the original domain and because it is caches it is not being re-fetched for changed domain.
To do so there is two ways:
First one is to close the Flow Designer tab and reopen it after the Domain has been changed
Second one is to open the browser console, type sessionStorage.clear() and hit enter. Then refresh the browser window and the table should appear in the list.