Copy variables from RITM to Catalog Task

dineshchoudhary
Kilo Guru

Hi,

I wrote a scheduled job to created a manual task for an RITM after specific number of days.The Requested item(RITM) has variables associated with it which is visible under Variables tab of RITM. With this scheduled job I was able to create the tasks and map it to an existing RITM. But, when the new Catalog task is created it doesn't inherit/copy the variables from RITM. Is there any way we can copy all the RITM variables into the CTASK Variable tab in the scheduled job.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Dinesh

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Ankur Bawiskar
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Tera Patron

Hi Dinesh,

variables are stored for RITM

You can add them on the Catalog Task form view;

1) configure form layout of sc_task record

2) add the Variable Editor from available to selected

It will start showing the variables on Task form

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Allen Andreas
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Hi,

Yes, you can. Since this was a manual task that was created, you have to also manually add those variables so that they appear. Please use this thread for solution: https://community.servicenow.com/community?id=community_question&sys_id=d90a2c4ddb116f005ed4a851ca96...

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