Display BR
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11-19-2023 01:09 AM
Are you use the current and previous values in display Business rules.
Please help any one. and give the any real time scenario for Display BR
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11-19-2023 01:28 AM
Hello,
Display business rule purpose is to pass information from server side to client side, generally information is passed from display business rule like if user part of group etc to on load client script and on load client script will process information and use for field validation.
Coming back to your question if current/previous objects can be used ? yes it can be used but honestly it is not required as mostly display BR is used for client side purpose.
Regards,
Musab
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11-19-2023 02:12 AM
Hi @vinod6 ,
Please check the below link for ur question
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/display-business-rule/m-p/2496243#M973109
Thanks,
Danish
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11-19-2023 04:47 AM
Hi @vinod6
Display BR:
Display rules are processed when a user requests a record form.
The data is read from the database, display rules are executed, and the form is presented to the user. The current object is available and represents the record retrieved from the database. Any field changes are temporary since they are not yet submitted to the database. To the client, the form values appear to be the values from the database; there is no indication that the values were modified from a display rule. This is a similar concept to calculated fields.
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11-19-2023 04:56 AM