What is mean the 'order' field in any form?
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01-05-2025 07:19 AM
Hi team,
As per my attachment, what is meant by the order field?
I've read some comments here, and everyone mentioned that order is used to mention the position/ precedence of the variable (like an index of the item in an array data type in programming languages) in a variable set. Still, I do not understand clearly how the order field works in forms
Can anyone please clarify this with clear terms?
Thanks.
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01-05-2025 11:49 AM
Hi @RathnamalaH
Could you please remove the screenshot please, it is showing your pdi username/ password.
Reg, order , As @Deepak Negi @Ankur Bawiskar as correctly said, also order field you will get on BR / Scripts as well, which tell in which sequence these scripts /BR must run.
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01-05-2025 07:09 PM
The order field in ServiceNow defines the sequence or position of records, tasks, or items in lists, workflows, or catalog items, helping to control their display or execution order.
Starting with 100 allows room for flexibility when adding new records or adjusting the order later. If you start from 1, you must reassign order numbers to insert an item between two existing records. Using intervals like 100 (or any other large number) allows for easier insertion of new items without disrupting the existing sequence.
