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05-08-2014 06:47 AM
Is there a way to take a past change request either approved, cancelled or in waiting approval state and copy it. From there change the dates and submit it as new?
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05-08-2014 07:22 AM
Hi Joan,
It is actually really easy. What you need to do is create a new UI Action(you define the type - button, cotext menu, etc.), as:
1. select the table: change_request
2. set the UI Action as Active and select when to show - on insert, update, etc.
3. have the script which creates a new record and carries over all attributes/fields that you wish (please see it attached)
And that should be it.
I hope this would help you. If so, please mark it up.
Good luck in creating!
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10-26-2016 09:18 PM
Hi Dimitar, is there any way to set the new change view to a particular view? As I want this clone change feature only for changes in a particular view and they should also redirect to the same view and not the default view as this would mean a lot of fields would be invisible even though it has been copied.
Your thoughts please

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05-20-2014 06:11 AM
Hello Mark,
My first thought would be to ask if the record used to clone another was in a closed state, This would fall under a UI policy that may be in place to make fields read-only when the state is closed. Are the other fields custom fields or OOB?
A UI policy could also be in place to make the description field read-only if the request state is set to approved... so that changes cannot be made to the description of the request after it was approved.
Thanks,
David
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05-06-2015 03:56 PM
I'm working on cloning an Incident but the only part that's is preventing me from releasing is that I can't figure out how to have initialized record remain open and unsubmitted so small adjustments can be made before its submitted and inserted into the database.
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05-07-2015 01:25 AM
Hi Paul
In this case I would ensure that active is not copied (or set to true) and that the state field is set to 1 for new.
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05-07-2015 04:17 PM
I'm not copying the Active attribute (at least that I know of) and regardless of what value I set state to (1=New, 2=Active), I can't get the newly populated Incident form to appear unless its inserted. As you can see in my script, I have the insert command on line 12, but without that line, the new form doesn't appear at all. In the form I'm showing here, I also realize the action statements would only return a URL only if the record is actually inserted.
var newinc = new GlideRecord('incident');
newinc.initialize();
newinc.short_description = current.short_description;
newinc.assignment_group.setDisplayValue("Operators");
newinc.u_incident_type = "Network";
newinc.u_incident_subtype = "Problem Report";
newinc.category = "Network Connectivity";
newinc.u_reporting_method = "Email";
newinc.state.setValue(1);
newinc.insert();
gs.addInfoMessage('Incident created as clone. Make your adjustments and Submit');
//gs.addInfoMessage('Incident ' + newinc.number + ' created as clone.');
action.setRedirectURL(newinc);
action.setReturnURL(current);
Ive been working on a UI Action to invoke a Record Producer, but not having much luck there either.