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‎10-03-2024 10:09 PM
I need to create a report that combines data from the Incident and Problem tables. Is this possible...?
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‎10-03-2024 10:31 PM
Hi @Anantha27
Yes, it is possible to create a report in ServiceNow that combines data from the Incident and Problem tables. you can create a database view that combines data from both the Incident and Problem tables. This allows you to pull fields from both tables into a single report.
If you prefer not to create a database view, you can also create a report directly from the Incident table and use dot-walking to access related fields in the Problem table. However, this method may not be accessible for all users depending on their permissions.
Please go through the below link for more information:
Solved: Creating a Database View between Incident and Prob... - ServiceNow Community
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‎10-04-2024 12:31 AM
Hi @Anantha27
You can get this by using database view under System Defintion
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Creating database views for reporting (servicenow.com)
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‎10-04-2024 12:47 AM - edited ‎10-04-2024 12:48 AM
Hi @Anantha27
You can combine data from the Incident and Problem tables using a Database View.
Here’s the process:
- Navigate to System Definition > Database Views and create a new Database View.
- Add both the Incident and Problem tables.
- Set up the relationship between the two tables, such as matching common fields (e.g., caller_id, assignment_group, or opened_by).
- Save the Database View with a unique name.
Once your Database View is set up, you can create reports based on it like any other table. If you don’t need to join the data, you could also create separate reports for both tables and add them to a dashboard.
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‎10-07-2024 04:08 AM
Hi @Anantha27
1. Create a Database View: - Go to System Definition > Database Views.
- Create a new database view, then add the Incident and Problem tables.
- Define the join requirements to properly link the tables.
2. **Create the Report**: - Navigate to Reports > Create New.
- Choose the database view you established as your data source.
- Set up the report as desired, including filters, grouping, and visualisation choices.
3. **Save and Run the Report**: Run the report to display the combined data from both tables
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‎10-07-2024 04:14 AM
Hi @Anantha27 yes it is possible by creating data base view . For more details ho to create check below video