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05-26-2018 04:28 AM
Hi
How can I add OR statements by using the following REST API URL:
https://company.service-now.com/api/now/stats/incident?sysparm_count=true&assignment_group=Grup-Name&state=2
I tried the following way:
https://company.service-now.com/api/now/stats/incident?sysparm_count=true&assignment_group=Grup-Name&state=2^OR_state=3
Thanks in adwance
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05-26-2018 10:53 AM
Hi Luca,
Your best bet when trying to learn how to write more complex query statements is to view a list on the table of interest, and then use the filter icon at the top to build out your query as desired. Once you have that created, you can simply right-click on the last condition in the filter breadcrumbs and choose "Copy query" to get a properly formatted encoded-query statement.
(copied to clipboard): assignment_group=9939670d6f30b508a4c2211bbb3ee48d^stateNOT IN2,3
Give that a try,
-Brian

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05-26-2018 10:53 AM
Hi Luca,
Your best bet when trying to learn how to write more complex query statements is to view a list on the table of interest, and then use the filter icon at the top to build out your query as desired. Once you have that created, you can simply right-click on the last condition in the filter breadcrumbs and choose "Copy query" to get a properly formatted encoded-query statement.
(copied to clipboard): assignment_group=9939670d6f30b508a4c2211bbb3ee48d^stateNOT IN2,3
Give that a try,
-Brian
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05-28-2018 03:57 AM
Thank you Brian this worked for me 😉
Together with Mike's input to use
sysparm_count=true
at the end of a querry I was able to retrieve the desired values.