How to Create a relationship between incident and incident task in the ServiceNow
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04-16-2019 02:21 AM
Hi,
How to Create a relationship between incident and incident task in the ServiceNow.
Kindly help me with the step by step process for the same.
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04-16-2019 02:39 AM
No,
I am asking that i have created a table name is Incident task1. i want to create a relationship between Incident and Incident task1. which i was created.
Please help me out on the same functionality.
Regards,
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04-16-2019 02:53 AM
Why would you create a new incident task table when one is already existing?
But for your requirement, just create a reference field to incident table on your incident task1 table and your relationship will be there. Read more about how it works in the post from David Dubuis.
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04-16-2019 04:57 AM
Hi
THEN
create the
Before insert BR on incident_task on table
and
write script like
Note: your incident task table coloumn should be like incident reference field(incident) and incident task reference field(incident_task).
var gr=new GlideRecord('incident task1');
gr.initialize();
gr.incident=current.incident;
gr.incident_task=current.sys_id;
gr.insert();
//please check the name and syntax
this bR will create relation between incident and incident_task table here
LIKE:
Record: incident incident task
INC0000005 TASK0020992
INC0000005 TASK0020993
let me know if any doubt
Thanks
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04-16-2019 05:30 AM
This business rule will create one extra incident task1 every time you create an incident task1, this doesn't seem like a solution to the requirement.
Since you create a new incident task1 with the business rule, this one might as well trigger the same business rule again and you'll end up with a lot of incident tasks.
There is no need to write a business rule here, the only thing needed is to create a reference field on the incident task1 table and the reference should be to incident table. This will automatically create the relation between the 2 tables.
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04-16-2019 06:01 AM
Hi,
this business rule will execute only one time whenever we insert record at first time into "incident_task".
again
if we have many task with same incident then that much entry should be preset into this relation table.
right?
please correct me if i am wrong?
thanks