Can't add "Domain Master" attribute to table
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‎07-04-2022 02:33 AM
I am trying to create my own step-based fulfillment steps for the Catalog Item Builder with help of this Guide:
Create a service fulfillment step type (servicenow.com)
It says to create a new table for steps that require input. This table should get the attribute "Domain Master".
When I try to add this Attribute to the table, I cant find it.
The ACL debugging tells, that I dont have read rights. I cant even see, what I need to have a role to be able to see it.
Can somebody help me, why I cant select the attribute?
This is the Attribute I am trying to be able to access and set:
yourInstance.service-now.com/sys_schema_attribute.do?sys_id=d95bb0b3eb321100d4360c505206fe02
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‎01-25-2023 05:05 AM
Hi Simon,
Did you succeed to add "Domain master" attribute ? Or maybe a workaround ?
Thanks.
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‎02-01-2023 12:25 AM
Hi Antoine,
unfortunately not. Please share your findings if you find anything!
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‎05-17-2025 05:56 AM
Hi @Simon Ohle ,
Navigate to sys_dictionary table . There search for your table . And find the record which has type as COLLECTION . Now in the attributes field (if not present then personalise the list) place domain_master=service_fulfillment_stage,update_synch=true .
Best Regards,
Prakash Pareek
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3 weeks ago
Adding on to this, in Zurich release I just completed this with the following actions:
1. Navigate to the Table list, search for your Table, and open the Table Record.
2. Right click the form header and select "Show Dictionary Record".
3. Under the "Related Links" section on the Dictionary Entry record, select "Advanced View"
4. We should now see an editable "Attributes" field that we can add: domain_master=service_fulfillment_step
Save & continue forward! 🙂
