Domain Table

shurvir
Kilo Explorer

In Calgary, When we configure domain (Domain Admin --> Configuration) we select the Domain Table. By Default, Group is the default Domain Table. I want to know how programatically the name of Domain Table can be identified. Does this value (Domain Table name) gets stored in any property or in any table ?

Thanks in Advance

Gaurav

3 REPLIES 3

MKhan1
Giga Contributor

Check TableUtils script include. You might find it useful


Thanks MKhan. TableUtils script did not help me.

But I found another way to get the value of table name. Following is the script through which I was able to get the value of Table.

var mTable = GlideDomainSupport.getDomainTable();


Best Regards

Gaurav Shurvir


paul_pearce
Mega Contributor

On a different note, we no longer recommend the Domain Separation Plugin, it has been superseded by Domain Support, MSP extensions Plugin.



The Domain Support - MSP Extensions option helps Managed Service Providers (MSPs) manage multiple domains. MSPs have networks that may contain hundreds of domains and thousands of subdomains.


The MSP Extensions include the following features.


  • New domain table: store domains in the Domain table.
  • New domain form: set properties for each domain.
  • Assigning domain by company: assign users to a domain based on their company automatically .
  • Managed domain: allow a domain administrator to manually manage the domain for an individual user, group, department, location, or CI record.
  • Company-based domain deactivation: deactivate all domains and users associated with a company automatically.
  • Company-based domain updates: update the domain of associated records assigned to the same company automatically.
  • Default domain: assign task and user records to a domain automatically.
  • Domain map: view the domain hierarchy from a visual map.
  • Primary domain: designate the top level domain in the domain map.

You can learn more by going to:


http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Domain_Separation_for_MSPs