How to change model category for an asset after it is deployed
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‎12-04-2017 12:35 AM
When I have created an asset (ex. a powerfull laptop) and have deployed it as a server (multiple model categories).
Now I want to deploy it as an office computer, and would like to change the model category to Laptop.
How can I change the model category, because ServiceNow locks that field after the first creation.
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‎12-05-2017 12:06 AM
Hi Jens,
You need to write a background script and identify which fields you want to modify.
Then you can run this script after that record and table.
Thank you,
Ashutosh
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‎12-05-2017 12:11 AM
that is what I feared the answer would be 😉
It contradicts a bit with the possibility to choose more than one model category.

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‎12-05-2017 12:13 AM
Do you have any identifier which will say that you want to change this assets model category.
May be a list of assets?
Thank you,
Ashutosh
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‎12-05-2017 12:23 AM
Only within our redeploy process.
we recycle hardware in our company (50k + computers), so I have to figure out how we can do it.
The process short is that an on-site technician gets a recycled computer from stockroom and install it.
It wil then get a new CI (but keeps the asset), where we give it a new CI name.

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‎12-05-2017 12:30 AM
You mean Existing CI is reitred and new ci is created and linked with asset?
Thank you,
Ashutosh