Simple reference qualifier does not work on incident

Snow Tomcal
Tera Expert

Hi all
i just made a reference qual to cmdb_ci_service on the Bussines service field on the incident and i did short description is x and it showed me all the records and i am sure that there are matching records
how to fix?

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @Snow Tomcal 

 

Please share the code snippet.

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Ankur Bawiskar
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@Snow Tomcal 

business service field is on task so you will have to update the dictionary override for incident field

OOB there is already 1 dictionary override

share what did you configure.

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Rohit  Singh
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Hi @Snow Tomcal ,

 

Please use short description contains x. 

"short description is x" means there should be a business service with the exact short description as "x".

 

To troubleshoot you can open the list view of cmdb_ci_service and make a filter according to your requirement. Then use the same filter in your reference qualifier condition.

 

Now you can cross check if your reference qualifier is showing descried result or not.

 

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