Data Lookups definitions
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3 weeks ago
In Data Lookup Definitions, when there are a large number of choices, it becomes difficult to manually assign a value for each choice. Could you please explain how to handle or overcome this situation efficiently?
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3 weeks ago
Better use the Decision table in this case
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3 weeks ago
Hi @rvodnala13,
You can refer to this article on the decision table:
https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/application-development/decision-tables/decision-table.html
If you find my answer useful, please mark it as Helpful and Correct. 😊
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Soham Tipnis
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3 weeks ago
Hi @rvodnala13
To efficiently handle large numbers of choices in Data Lookup Definitions:
- Avoid using lookup multiple choice variables with large tables, as this can cause performance issues. Instead, use reference qualifiers to filter and reduce the data set, or use a reference type variable for better performance.
- Note that you cannot add more than 10,000 choices to a lookup multiple choice variable
