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KB_USE not displaying article.short description

Lorenzo Stermie
Kilo Guru

Hello Community,

I'm running a report against the kb_use table to simply get a count of articles used and the short description of the article. ( I have Knowledge_admin role )

However the short description is not being displayed:

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Any ideas as to what could be blocking this? I am able to see the field in other reports from the KB_knowledge table so I know the actual field is not restricted.

Thank you

 

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Lorenzo Stermie
Kilo Guru

Thank you All for your replies,

The cause of the issue turned out to be in an ACL that was preventing any role other than Admin from displaying that field in this fashion.

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Harsh Vardhan
Giga Patron

admin should see that but in case not have admin , can you just try to assgin these below roles.

ITIL and knowledge_admin

and see the issue still exist or not. so that we can confirm if it is happening due to some access or not.

I'm not sure I understand but I do have both ITIL and KB admin roles:

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Are you suggesting adding those roles to the admin and verifying if that has an impact on his view?

 

Thanks

ok i think this is something different .

can you confirm here ,are you able to see article number?

i checked on my PDI and observed as an admin few of the short description is not visible but when i checked the article number that is also not visible.

 

adding one of the article here related to kb_use.

 

https://hi.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0693384

https://hi.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0693342

Any field that I dot walk from "article" is not being displayed.

Fields that I dot walk to from other areas are being displayed (This is what makes me think the issue could be on the relationship between the two tables kb_use and kb_knowledge)

Sarup Paul
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

I tried this on an OOB London instance. Please see if the following config works for your instance.

 

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