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a month ago
I am curious about the reason why an OOTB CI will become a Stale CI in the CMDB Dashboard when the CI doesn't have a Data refresh rule.
I want to understand the logic behind the condition to classify an OOTB CI stale in the platform.
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a month ago
see Data Refresh Rules are created for updating attributes of a CI right, If Any refresh rule is not present then it is expected to be stale
As per this property value glide.cmdb.health.staleness , staleness would be measured
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Sumit
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a month ago
Or in other terms
A CI becomes stale because time has passed beyond the configured threshold without any update. A missing Data Refresh Rule is the cause of why nothing is updating it , not the direct classification condition itself.
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Sumit
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a month ago
Hello @AHMED OLAGUNJU
Out of the box in ServiceNow, a CI can still become stale even if you did not personally create a Data Refresh Rule because the platform already provides default Data Refresh Rules for many core CI classes such as server, network , and computer. Even when you do not see a rule directly configured for a specific class, there may be a global class-level rule applied higher in the class hierarchy, or the CI may inherit a rule from its parent class such as cmdb_ci, or an OOTB rule may have been installed automatically as part of the CMDB Health configuration. Because of this built-in and inherited logic, the CI is still evaluated against an applicable Data Refresh Rule, and if its (sys_updated_on) date exceeds the defined threshold, it will be classified as stale in the CMDB Health Dashboard.
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