Unable to create list view with dot walk fields
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3 hours ago
Created a data source with CMDB Query Builder. Based on that I've created a multi level pivot table. The column in the table is a dot walked field. When selecting a record in the table a list view is opened. On that list view it is not possible to include the dot walked field. Anyone has a clue what can be done to achieve this.
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2 hours ago
Hey @lexveldkamp
This is a known limitation when drilling down from a CMDB Query Builder-based Pivot Table.
The drill-down list is generated from the underlying table records, not from the report's aggregated dataset. As a result, dot-walked fields used in the report are typically not available as columns in the resulting list view because they do not exist as native fields on the base table.
Possible approaches:
Verify whether the dot-walked field exists directly on the target table. If not, it cannot be added to the list layout.
Create a Database View that joins the required tables and exposes the value as a direct field, then build the report from that view.
Store the value on the target record using a Business Rule, Flow Designer, or scheduled job if it needs to be available in list views frequently.
Review the drill-down configuration and release-specific documentation, as CMDB Query Builder report drill-down functionality has some limitations compared to standard table-based reports.
Could you provide:
- The exact dot-walked field being used?
- The table displayed in the drill-down list?
- Your ServiceNow release (Washington DC, Xanadu, Yokohama, etc.)?
That information would help determine whether there is a supported workaround for your specific scenario.
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Vaishali Singh
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an hour ago
The CMDB Query Builder looks like this
1. Service Configuration Item Association 1.Configuration Item ID.PostgreSQL Instance.Version
2. CMDB Query Builder Results
3. Zurich