Yousaf
Giga Sage

Hi Rob,

Write table_name.config in application navigator or do this and check all the configurations on the table.

It seem like there is a client script making that field mandatory so check client script tab too.

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chrisperry
Giga Sage

Hi there,

Looking at the UI Policy Actions table to see the individual field configurations from UI Policies is probably easier.

To get there, type sys_ui_policy_action.list into your filter navigator and hit enter, this will bring you to the table list view for UI Policy Actions, which you can then filter down for Table = change_request, and Field name = cmdb_ci as below. 

Assuming your Change Request stuff isn't customized, it is likely this OOB UI policy that is making the Configuration item field mandatory on change requests:

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Christopher Perry

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Rob Rhodes
Tera Contributor

Thank you both for your reply.  I was able to make the required change.

If I could ask another question ...  Since this is a small change, I made it manually in Prod.  However, I realize the best practice would be to perform this change in Dev first then promote it to Prod.  Can you direct me to a resource/reference that outlines the steps in promoting such a change (from Dev to Prod)?

Thanks Again    

Yes sure thing -- this ServiceNow doc does a good job of explaining update sets and how to use them: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/tokyo-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/concept/update-set-procedures.html

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Christopher Perry

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Thank you.  I will be sure to review it.