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06-22-2016 05:53 AM
I have heard that certain things do not come over when using an update set, and user adds or group adds are one of those. Can anyone confirm?
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06-22-2016 05:59 AM
Yes , i confirm that they are not captured..
Also,Schedule job ,record changes etc are not captured in update set .For checking which entries will be captured within an Update Set , follow bellow instructions..
1.Navigate to the sys_dictionary.
2.Personalize the list to include the Attributes column.
3.Filter on Attributes is update_synch=true.
the tables which have the update_synch=true attribute will be captured.
Below link will also help:-
Re: how to caputre record creation in update sets?
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06-22-2016 05:59 AM
Yes , i confirm that they are not captured..
Also,Schedule job ,record changes etc are not captured in update set .For checking which entries will be captured within an Update Set , follow bellow instructions..
1.Navigate to the sys_dictionary.
2.Personalize the list to include the Attributes column.
3.Filter on Attributes is update_synch=true.
the tables which have the update_synch=true attribute will be captured.
Below link will also help:-
Re: how to caputre record creation in update sets?
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Deepa

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06-22-2016 06:01 AM
Hi Patrica
Create new UI Action on that table & through that UI action to force the update to update set using method of GlideUpdateManager2().Below SNCGuru article should help you.
Manually Add a Record to an Update Set - ServiceNow Guru
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Abhinandan
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06-22-2016 06:02 AM
Hi Patricia:
Adding User and creating new groups are done in the appropriate tables. You do this routinely as admin. You need not capture them in an update set.
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Danny Raj.
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06-22-2016 06:03 AM
Hi Patrica,
Please check '6 Determining Which Customizations Are Tracked' for following Link
System Update Sets - ServiceNow Wiki
It is possible to capture all records in update set by creating a custom UI Action