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04-27-2022 08:54 AM
Hello: I have the code below on a workflow. The code is working but I need to populate the following fields: "Requested For", "Category" and "Subcategory". Any suggestions on how to do this?
inc = new GlideRecord('incident'),
fs_desc = s_descritpion1.concat(" ", location);
f_desc = Incident_description.concat(" : ", name);
inc.initialize();
inc.short_description = fs_desc;
inc.description = f_desc;
inc.assignment_group = 'ABCD';
inc.insert();
Thanks,
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04-27-2022 10:34 AM
Then something like:
inc.requested_for = gs.getUserID();
Do check what the correct field name is though. Because out-of-the-box there's no requested_for on Incident, there should be a caller_id field. But you can check that.
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04-27-2022 09:44 AM
No issue, I just need to populate the "Requested for" field with the user information submitting the request.

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04-27-2022 09:45 AM
So where should the requested_for come from? Or should this be a hardcoded value?
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04-27-2022 10:23 AM
No that's not correct. Sure it needs to be a sys_id of a user record, though where should this come from? What is your logic to define who the requested for should be?
Should the requested for example be the person who is logged in? Or should this be a user which is on a related record to the incident? Etcetera.
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04-27-2022 10:31 AM
The person who is logged in.