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Knowledge Stop Words

Has anyone found a way to identify knowledge search words that are approaching the Stop Words threshold? I can only seem to identify words that are already listed as stop words, but we'd like to be more proactive and review words/searches that are ap...

Assigned To Duration Report

I have created a report from the incident_metric table. On this report I have the Definition field filtered to Assigned to Duration and then the Value is filtered to the individuals on the team requesting the report. The report is working just fine, ...

How to check string contains certain word in client script

Hi All,I am having location and location type variables in 1 catalog item. Based on location variable, I need to set location type variable(remote, onsite) choices in select box.I am writing an on change client script . Requirement is if location var...

Renu9 by Tera Contributor
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ATF Usage in Integration tetsing

Hi Everyone,Can anyone explain how to use ATF(Automated test framework) in Integration Testing.  I have to use the ATF to test the application which is integrated with Service now . Please help me with the examples.Thanks & Regards,Haribabu.

GunturiH by Tera Contributor
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Resolved! 'Planned start date' check

Hi,I have created a custom choice type column on the change_request table called 'u_lead_time_duration'. On that I have defined three choices:1_day_lead3_days_lead5_days_leadThe plan now is that if 1_day_lead is selected, it should not be possible to...

Thomas G by Tera Guru
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one big query or many small ones - on prem

hi, i am writing a widget on an on prem instance, my question is this - is it better to execute a large query once and populate a large array of the queried data or is it better to execute several smaller queries and populate a small array of the dat...