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Update set clarification

tushar_ghadage
Tera Contributor

Hi All, 

If I want to check if some table gets captures in update set or not, 

how to check this?? 

(as its imp interview question)

 

thanks 

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AyushKumarM
Mega Guru

Hi @tushar_ghadage ,

  1. Navigate to System Update Sets > Local Update Sets.

  2. Open the update set you want to inspect (click its name).

  3. In the update set form, locate the Customer Updates related list.

  4. Right-click the Customer Updates related list and choose Open in new window.

  5. In the new window, click the Type column header and choose Group by Class.

  6. Inspect the grouped classes:

    • If you see a group named Type:Table → the table (table creation/definition) was captured in the update set.

    • If you see a group named Type:Dictionaryfield additions or changes (dictionary entries) were captured.

Quick troubleshooting / tips

  • Ensure the correct update set was selected (active) when you made the changes.

  • If you don’t see the expected class, re-check that the change was performed while the update set was active and then re-open the Customer Updates list.


    If this answer worked, please mark it as the solution. A helpful mark is also appreciated—it helps others in the community.

    Thanks and Regards,

    Ayush

     



Rafael Batistot
Kilo Patron

Hi @tushar_ghadage 

  1. Navigate to the sys_dictionary table.
  2. Personalize the list to include the Attributes column.
  3. Filter on Attributes is update_synch=true

 

https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0535262

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