sys_idIN
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03-19-2023 01:12 PM
Hello,
Just came across this thing wanted to know when and how can we use
What's does "sys_idIN" mean ? Why it is used
sys_idIN

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03-19-2023 01:58 PM - edited 03-19-2023 02:00 PM
Hi,
It is basically equivalent to using the "is one of" operator and is used for a list of information. In this case, a list of sys_ids. So if you have a list of sys_ids and wanted to find all records that matched one, you'd used:
sys_id is one of and then paste the list of sys_ids (preferably each on its own line within the filter) and it'll help you find matches 🙂
If you navigate to a list view of records, such as incidents, and then set the filter to sys_id is one of and then run it, even without pasting any sys_ids, you can copy the last piece of the breadcrumb and see where the sys_idIN comes from:
sys_idIN
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