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07-08-2024 11:30 AM
Across our instance, so from main app or via a service catalog. the generated REQ always skip one. Is this a config setting or intentional mandatory behavior?
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07-09-2024 08:54 AM
You can try reviewing related business rules, script includes, etc. captured in the sys_update_version table.

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07-08-2024 11:32 AM
Hi there,
Can you explain a bit more what you mean with always skip one? Skip what exactly?
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Mark Roethof
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07-08-2024 11:35 AM
REQ numbers skip one, so we create REQ0081708 then REQ0081710 then REQ00817012. This occurs for all REQ generated from ServiceCenter catalog items.

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07-08-2024 11:47 AM
It's not "intentional mandatory behavior" like what you mentioned in your question. Out-of-the-box this works fine.
Did you try to reproduce the steps on a PDI, so you can compare it yourself?
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07-08-2024 12:22 PM
If you go to the data dictionary for number in the Request table, there is a field called dynamic default value which calls javascript getNextObjNumberPadded. You can investigate this script to see how the autonumbering is working out of box