Hello @nebiata ,
To retrieve all tables associated with a user on the sys_user table in ServiceNow, you can use the GlideRecord API in a script. Here's an example script that demonstrates how to achieve this:
// Create a GlideRecord object for the sys_user table
var userGR = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
// Add a query condition to filter by the user's username or any other relevant field
userGR.addQuery('user_name', gs.getUser().getUserName());
// Query the sys_user table
userGR.query();
// Iterate through the results and display the associated tables
while (userGR.next()) {
// Get the associated tables for the user
var userTables = userGR.getAssociatedTables();
gs.info('Tables associated with user ' + userGR.user_name + ':');
// Display each associated table
for (var i = 0; i < userTables.size(); i++) {
var tableName = userTables.get(i).toString();
gs.info(tableName);
}
}
This script does the following:
- Creates a GlideRecord object for the sys_user table.
- Adds a query condition to filter by the user's username (modify as needed).
- Queries the sys_user table.
- Iterates through the results and retrieves the associated tables for each user.
- Displays the associated tables using gs.info().
Make sure to run this script in the appropriate context, such as a Business Rule or Script Include, depending on your requirements.
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Thank you.
