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02-10-2019 11:43 AM
Hi,
Where can I find a list of all OOTB CMDB classes and their attributes?
I've searched the documentation but could find anything matching.
Thanks.
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02-10-2019 11:58 AM
Hi Dan,
I never seen such a comprehensive list. What is the requirement for this. Since we are talking about the CMDB that has about 700 tables when all applications that uses it are active and I have no clue of what the totally number of attributes (fields) are here, but I guess that is more than a handful 🙂
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10-18-2022 10:34 AM
You keep asking above why do we need to export them and I say why not export the list? (even if it keeps changing)
Example: We are trying to migrate our current CMDB to ServiceNow. We need a list of all ServiceNow out of the box attributes so we can map them to the attributes in our home grown CMDB. This will avoid us creating a bunch of custom attributes we need from our old system. Currently CI Class Manager will only let me see 10 attributes at a time with 128 attributes total. I don't think having the ability to dump the current out of the box attributes to Excel to allow us to map legacy systems to ServiceNow
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02-10-2019 03:16 PM
ServiceNow adds new classes in every major release. Each CMDB class is stored as a table. If you want a complete list of all CMDB classes in your version, open the table: sys_db_object and query all names that start with "cmdb_ci". In London, it will return around 755 tables and you can export that to a spreadsheet or a report.
For a complete list of the attributes for each Class, you can open the table sys_dictionary and filter all rows where the "table" field contains "cmdb_ci". It will list each attribute of those CMDB classes (tables). You can export this to a spreadsheet as well.
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08-15-2019 04:15 AM
Worked for one of our requestors. Thanks Richard.
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02-10-2019 03:49 PM
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02-11-2019 04:07 AM
Got it, thank you all.
