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3 weeks ago
Hi @sakshiskpal
Unfortunately, once you receive a new PDI, there is no way to recover your previous PDI, and support for recovering it is not available.
Please check this Personal Developer Instance (PDI) Guide
Where it is written-
"When a PDI is reclaimed, the instance is unassigned from you, reset to its original state, and reassigned to another Developer Site user. Reclaiming instances allows ServiceNow to supply active developer site user with free instances."
Therefore, I'll suggest that you do not attempt to log in to your previous PDI, as it may have been reassigned to another user (you have seen Phone number is not matching).
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi @sakshiskpal ,
First please edit your post. Remove your email address and instance ids. sharing sensitive personal information here is a security risk and it goes against the ServiceNow Community guidelines.
What happened to the previous PDI?
ServiceNow reclaims PDIs that are not used for ten days. When that happens the instance is taken away from you, reset to its state and given to another developer. The unknown phone number on the password recovery page likely belongs to that new owner. So it looks like your old PDI was reclaimed.
Can the application data be recovered?
Sadly the application data cannot be brought back. A reclaimed PDI is reset to its state so your Employee Break Management app is gone from that instance. You will need to rebuild it on your PDI.
A few things that help from now on.
- Link to Source Control
- Export your update sets (Remember update sets only save configuration changes, not data.)
- Keep it active
Have a good day!
Best,
Chanuka
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3 weeks ago
Hi @sakshiskpal
The short answer is that when it’s reclaimed it’s gone and it’s not able to come back. Always remember to back up your work.