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11-03-2014 09:11 AM
All,
I am starting to look into service catalog and right of the get-go I am noticing something strange. Whenever I put in a request with one item on that request, in the RITM related list - it is displaying Request = (empty). If I go into the RITM, sure enough the sc_req_item.request field is empty. Here is an image;
I checked against one of the sandboxes and it was displaying the request number as I thought it should. Anyone ever experience this?
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11-03-2014 09:34 AM
Ok, try to see if the sc_req_item.request field was ever populated with the REQ number:
Requested Item Form > left-click in the header > History > List
Find the request field and check if it was ever updated form a number to null.
Another explanation could be that the display default value for the sys_dictionary table, reffering the sc_request table was changed and now no other column is set as the default display value.
On the lefthand filter list, enter sys_dictionary.list, add the column Display, filter for Table = sc_request and check if Number has Display = true.
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11-03-2014 09:20 AM
Zac, first of all, check if there ´s any ACL blocking your access to the sc_request table, it looks like this is the issue.
Regards,
Felipe
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11-03-2014 09:23 AM
Thanks for the quick reply. I have administrator access in my curent instance. Knowing that, I still took a look at all acls where the name contained "sc_request" and it appears that none of them would be the cause as Admin Overrides is set to true for all.
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11-03-2014 09:34 AM
Ok, try to see if the sc_req_item.request field was ever populated with the REQ number:
Requested Item Form > left-click in the header > History > List
Find the request field and check if it was ever updated form a number to null.
Another explanation could be that the display default value for the sys_dictionary table, reffering the sc_request table was changed and now no other column is set as the default display value.
On the lefthand filter list, enter sys_dictionary.list, add the column Display, filter for Table = sc_request and check if Number has Display = true.
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11-03-2014 11:06 AM
Ah I remember now. The display value on the task table was changed from the number field to another field. I forgot to add the dictionary override on the number field for the sc_request table. Thanks for the nudge!