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In my PDI, when I look at an HR Profile, there are related lists at the bottom of the form.
I can find all but 2 of them on the Relationships table or the sys_m2m table.
Can anyone tell me how these are created?
The 2 I am referring to have the labels 'Jobs' & 'Employee Documents'.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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yesterday
the Jobs one you won't find in Relationships table since it's an OOTB related list i.e. "sn_hr_core_job" table has field pointing to HR Profile.
Only defined relationships are present in that Relationships Under System Definitions
I am not sure about the Employee Documents.
If you are unable to find that as well in sys_relationship table it means it's an OOTB related list
i.e. Employee Document table also has a field which points to HR Profile table
Example: Direct reports related list doesn't have any filter based on some field so it's a defined relationship and you will find that in Relationships
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yesterday
the Jobs one you won't find in Relationships table since it's an OOTB related list i.e. "sn_hr_core_job" table has field pointing to HR Profile.
Only defined relationships are present in that Relationships Under System Definitions
I am not sure about the Employee Documents.
If you are unable to find that as well in sys_relationship table it means it's an OOTB related list
i.e. Employee Document table also has a field which points to HR Profile table
Example: Direct reports related list doesn't have any filter based on some field so it's a defined relationship and you will find that in Relationships
💡 If my response helped, please mark it as correct ✅ and close the thread 🔒— this helps future readers find the solution faster! 🙏
Ankur
✨ Certified Technical Architect || ✨ 9x ServiceNow MVP || ✨ ServiceNow Community Leader
