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‎02-19-2021 02:55 PM
I'm looking for the API documentation for SNC.ImpactManager(), particularly the implementation of getCisInActiveChangeWindow()
How does this calculate the CIs to return?
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‎05-09-2021 05:49 AM
Hi
the getCisInActiveChangeWindow will return all the CI's that are in the following states:
(SCHEDULED, IMPLEMENT, WORK_IN_PROGRESS, and OPEN) and are approved
also, the time frame that the change is defined on is now
If u can show me the other documentation on ImpactManager I will try to ask to publish that as well
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‎02-20-2021 12:40 AM
Hi
all classes starting with "SNC" reflect internal java classes you have no access to.
And there is also no documentation around this but some other users also have asked the same question https://support.servicenow.com/hisp?id=hisp_search&q=SNC.ImpactManager()&spa=1&filters=
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Maik
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‎02-22-2021 11:00 AM
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Did my reply answer your question?
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If not, please tell me what you are still missing.
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Maik
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‎02-24-2021 08:49 AM
Maik,
I'll take a look at the other responses. I find it strange that it's called in a script that I can modify but it's not documented.
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‎03-01-2021 10:21 AM
Hi
to my mind it is not strange as this approach represents the border between scripts you are allowed to modify and (Java) code you are not allowed to have a look on.
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Maik