want to see applications services having knowledge article and without knowledge articles in report
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05-13-2025 04:31 AM
User want to see applications services having knowledge article and without knowledge articles in report.
Kindly suggest how to achieve this ?
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05-14-2025 01:59 AM
Let me go back to the basic question: How are AS and KB related to each other? Is there a field in AS that stores the KB or a related list? The database will only work when there’s a common link between AS and KB. So, first, let's understand how these two are related, and then we can look into the DB view or report.
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05-14-2025 02:28 AM
Hello @Dr Atul G- LNG ,
Yes, they are interlinked (AS & KB) under AS , we have OOB related knowledge tab in which its associated knowledge articles are visible.
So , currently user needs to go to each and every applications services to check whether KB is attached or not.
Hence requirement is to create a report in which both results should appear, AS with KB or without KB.
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05-14-2025 02:33 AM
In this case, there's no need to create a DB view. As I suggested earlier, create a report on the AS table and add conditions like this
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05-14-2025 02:52 AM
Hello @Dr Atul G- LNG ,
But after using above related list conditions, I am unable to see the related knowledge articles in the report. How to bring the Knowledge Article number, short description ?
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05-14-2025 02:57 AM
This report will only show which AS has a KB or not. You’ll need to adjust the count to zero or more. Unfortunately, we can’t pull fields from related lists into the report.
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Dr. Atul G. - Learn N Grow Together
ServiceNow Techno - Functional Trainer
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