cmn_location - where is the field descriptions on the ServiceNow product website?

[SB87]

Hi,

Surely there is documentation on the Servicenow website that provides a field-by-field description of each cmn_location field? (some of them are self-explanatory, but others are not).

I've been searching but am unable to locate. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

Column Name:	Description???	Label
city		City
cmn_location_source		Location source
cmn_location_type		Location type
company		Company
contact		Contact
coordinates_retrieved_on		Coordinates retrieved on
country		Country
duplicate		Duplicate
fax_phone		Fax phone
full_name		Full name
latitude		Latitude
lat_long_error		Lat long error
life_cycle_stage		Life Cycle Stage
life_cycle_stage_status		Life Cycle Stage Status
longitude		Longitude
managed_by_group		Managed by group
name		Name
parent		Parent
phone		Phone
phone_territory		Phone territory
primary_location		Primary location
state		State / Province
stock_room		Stock room
street		Street
sys_created_by		Created by
sys_created_on		Created
sys_id		Sys ID
sys_mod_count		Updates
sys_updated_by		Updated by
sys_updated_on		Updated
time_zone		Time zone
zip		Zip / Postal Code
sys_domain		Domain
sys_domain_path		Domain Path
primary		Primary
consumer		Consumer
managed_domain		Managed domain
account		Account
type		Type

[G24]

Agree.  Where are these field descriptions? 

[Stefan_Garcia]

Well I'll chime in because I was looking for the same thing and couldn't find it.

Consumer - reference to csm_consumer table, used for CSM, visible in Case view

Primary Location - controlled by UI policy and only visible when duplicate is checked

Primary - controlled by UI policies and only visible when Consumer is populated

Full Name - system generated field, built from location hierarchy

[bkopitzke]

Any update on this?  Description of the fields that are OOB from ServiceNow ensure the fields are not misused.  In this case I'm looking for specifically for Locations but I do have the need for other tables too.  Again - helps so it is clear on what the purpose of a field is for so it doesn't get repurposed or filled in incorrectly and cause issues in other configurations.