Whats a difference between using <glidefix > vs sys_script_fix for fixing during upgrade processes.

Vinay Rambhia
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

There are 2 ways to define fix scripts.

  • <glidefix>
  • sys_script_fix (fix scripts)

Whats the difference between 2 and which is recommended to use in different scenarios?

how to deprecate the glidefix (assuming its a old way of doing things) and create a new updated sys_script_fix file?

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Vinay Rambhia
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

@jacebenson Glidefix is similar to sys_script_fix only internal to servicenow code base.

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Jace Benson
Mega Sage

Can you share more informaton about glidefix and where you say that and how i can also see that?

Vinay Rambhia
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

@jacebenson Glidefix is similar to sys_script_fix only internal to servicenow code base.

True that. Let me add a little onto it.

A GlideFix script is a fix script that is not part of any table and can only be added by ServiceNow teams.