Collin Romeijn
Mega Guru

‎11-20-2024 01:10 AM

Hi,

most likely there is some business rule or acl that prevents you from creating/inserting a record in the table. So check those table configurations.
initialize or using a .do reserves a sysid + recordnumber... but when you abort the action nothing is created.

Hopefully this gives you some guidons.

Kind regards,

Collin

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gianlucagil
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In response to Collin Romeijn

‎11-20-2024 01:16 AM

Hi Collin,

thanks for your answer. As you may guess I am quite newbie to ServiceNow. I actually thought something about that, and I see that there are many BR's on that table. I wonder if either an 'after' BR is able to abort record insertion, or if a 'before' one is needed for that.

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gianlucagil
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In response to Collin Romeijn

‎11-20-2024 01:18 AM

Hi Collin,

thanks for your answer. As you may guess, I'm quite a newbie to ServiceNow. I actually thought something like that, and I see that many BR's are present on that table. I am wondering if either an 'after' BR is able to abort record insertion, or if a 'before' one is needed.

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gianlucagil
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In response to Collin Romeijn

‎11-20-2024 01:20 AM

Hi Collin, 

thanks for your answer. As you may guess I am quite a newbie to ServiceNow. I actually thought something like that, and I see many BR's are present on that table. I am wondering if either an 'after' BR is able to abort record insertion, or if a 'before' one is needed.

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gianlucagil
Tera Contributor
In response to Collin Romeijn

‎11-20-2024 01:24 AM

Hi Collin, 

thanks for your answer. As you may guess I am quite a newbie to ServiceNow. I actually thought something like that, and I see many BR's are present on that table. I am wondering if either an 'after' BR is able to abort record insertion, or if a 'before' one is needed.

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