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04-11-2016 02:06 PM
We have a number of Discovery schedules that we're trying to run periodically, however we are not sure how long each job will take to complete and we'd like to ensure that the next schedule doesn't start before the previous one finishes. Is there a way to have each schedule kick off an event that will trigger the next one or something? Unfortunately I don't see any script field on the Discovery schedule form so I'm not seeing a way to tell it to fire off an event that a business rule could use to start the next schedule, assuming it's even possible for scripts to initialize discovery schedules. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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04-12-2016 10:17 AM
Take a look on the share site. I've not used this entry, but it might do the trick for you:
It's named Discovery Sequencing and it's written by Benjamin Yukich.
Note: I couldn't find a way to get a direct link to the share item, but this is a link to a query of the share site which brings back one result, the item I'm referring you to.
Click the link below to see the search result:
After posting the link takes me to the query page ( search for Discovery Sequencing )
Here's another try ServiceNow Share
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04-11-2016 05:24 PM
Use the run option of "Run After". See 2.1 here Create a Discovery Schedule - ServiceNow Wiki
("Allows you to sequentially stagger the schedule")
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04-12-2016 09:16 AM
Great answer, but unfortunately we're still in Eureka which doesn't appear to have this functionality.
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04-12-2016 10:17 AM
Take a look on the share site. I've not used this entry, but it might do the trick for you:
It's named Discovery Sequencing and it's written by Benjamin Yukich.
Note: I couldn't find a way to get a direct link to the share item, but this is a link to a query of the share site which brings back one result, the item I'm referring you to.
Click the link below to see the search result:
After posting the link takes me to the query page ( search for Discovery Sequencing )
Here's another try ServiceNow Share
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04-12-2016 03:10 PM
Thanks a bunch!