How to create "Change Task" in a already created "Change Request" through Service Request "Workflow"?
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‎04-28-2017 09:37 AM
How to create "Change Task" in a already created "Change Request" through Service Request "Workflow"?

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‎04-28-2017 09:42 AM
Hello Anirban,
Can you provide some additional details on what you are trying to accomplish?
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‎04-28-2017 10:10 AM
We have created a change through Workflow(Run Script) of Service Request.Now we want to insert some Change tasks in the Change.
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‎05-03-2017 11:48 AM
you can save the sys_id in a variable when you do the insert: workflow.scratchpad.change_id = chage.insert();
then use that variable to create a record with a run script in the table change_task and fill the parent and/or change field with the sys_id of the change created.
That way you can assign task to your change.
Please mark correct or helpfull if this works!!
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‎07-19-2018 09:15 AM
I have a workflow that will create a change request when a catalog task closes. In addition to the change request, I need for it to open a change task, propagating specific information from the change request to the change task, specifically the fields listed below:
Configuration Item
Change Request #
Company
Short Description
Assignment Group
Assigned To
Set due date to 5 days out.
Below is script I have. The only thing working is the due date.
task.change_request = current.getValue('sys_id');
task.cmdb_ci = current.getValue('cmdb_ci');
task.assignment_group = current.assignment_group;
task.assigned_to = current.getValue('assigned_to');
task.short_desccription = current.short_descrirption;
task.company = current.getValue('company');
task.u_category = 'Hardware';
thoughts?