How to determine who made configuration changes to a form?

mjdeandrea
Tera Expert

A user is reporting that the behavior of a field has unexpectedly changed.  The user is reporting that a drop-down field that “has always been grayed-out” is no longer grayed out AND the selections available in that dropdown list have changed.  I confirmed that the field now matches the out-of-box behavior.  I also confirmed that the customer had upgraded to San Diego recently, so I suspect that the upgrade overwrote the previous read-only setting and the drop-down choices.  However, I can’t prove it.

I checked sys_audit.list, sys_history_set.list, sys_history_line.list, and sys_update_xml.list and couldn’t find any changes to the field or form).  Do these lists get cleared when you do a release upgrade?

I also ran an Application Changes report, and it didn’t show the field being changed. 

Any and all help very much appreciated.  Thank you.

4 REPLIES 4

dmathur09
Kilo Sage
Kilo Sage

Hi,

Did you check the ACL on that field. Probably the field was restricted by a role and he/she now has the role to update the field.

Regards,

Deepankar Mathur

Sagar Pagar
Tera Patron

Hi,

 

Please follow below process.

  1. Navigate to the record form of the affected table (example: incident.LIST)
  2. Right click the header on the form
  3. Configure > Form layout
  4. Click on "Show Versions" under Related Links

You can see the multiple versions for form layout changes.

 

Thanks

Sagar PAgar

The world works with ServiceNow

Hi @mjdeandrea,

Have you resolved the issue? If yes, please mark the answer as correct and close this thread.

if not, let us know where are you stuck.

 

Thanks!

Sagar Pagar

The world works with ServiceNow

Community Alums
Not applicable

Hi @mjdeandrea ,

As @Sagar Pagar  mentioned , that's the best way!!

Just to add a bit more ,you can see details of the form and last user to update a form view from
/ sys_ui_form_list.do?
/sys_ui_section_list.do?
/sys_ui_element_list.do?

Mark my answer correct & Helpful, if Applicable.

Thanks,
Sandeep