Hi @MBarrott ,

Yes, you can reuse a single GlideRecord instance for multiple operations by clearing its state after each use. Here's how you can do it:

// Declare a single GlideRecord instance

var gr = new GlideRecord('your_table_name');

// Query 1: Insert operation

gr.initialize(); // Clear the GlideRecord state

gr.setValue('field1', 'value1');

gr.setValue('field2', 'value2');

gr.insert();

// Query 2: Delete operation

gr.initialize(); // Clear the GlideRecord state

gr.addQuery('field1', 'value1');

gr.addQuery('field2', 'value2');

gr.deleteMultiple();

// Query 3: Record gathering

gr.initialize(); // Clear the GlideRecord state

gr.addQuery('field3', 'value3');

gr.query();

while (gr.next()) {

    // Process each record

}

In this example, `initialize()` method is called on the `gr` instance before each new operation to clear its state. This ensures that the GlideRecord is reset and ready to be used for the next query, insert, or delete operation without declaring multiple GlideRecord instances.

Thanks,

Danish