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Taxonomy

dev_K
Tera Contributor

Hi all,

 

 

anyone knows what table stores the taxonomy related to the service catalog?

 

thanks!

 

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Maddysunil
Kilo Sage

@dev_K 

The taxonomy related to the Service Catalog is stored in the sc_category table. This table contains records for each category defined in the Service Catalog, including the hierarchical structure of categories and subcategories.

Here are some key fields in the sc_category table:

  • name: The name of the category.
  • parent: Reference to the parent category, indicating the hierarchical relationship.
  • active: Indicates whether the category is active or inactive.
  • description: Description of the category.

You can find additional fields in the table depending on the configuration and customizations in your instance.

 

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Maddysunil
Kilo Sage

@dev_K 

The taxonomy related to the Service Catalog is stored in the sc_category table. This table contains records for each category defined in the Service Catalog, including the hierarchical structure of categories and subcategories.

Here are some key fields in the sc_category table:

  • name: The name of the category.
  • parent: Reference to the parent category, indicating the hierarchical relationship.
  • active: Indicates whether the category is active or inactive.
  • description: Description of the category.

You can find additional fields in the table depending on the configuration and customizations in your instance.

 

Please Mark ✅Correct if this solves your query and also mark 👍Helpful if you find my response worthy based on the impact.

 

Thanks

Robbie
Kilo Patron

Hi @dev_K,

 

If I understand your question correctly, the 'taxonomy' or categories of the Service Catalog are stored within the 'sc_category' table.

Navigate to this table and see all the categories by typing 'sc_category.LIST' into the navigation menu.

 

If I've not understood your question correctly, can you expand a little please?

 

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Thanks, Robbie