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3 weeks ago
Hey community,
I'm facing some problems in my instance to track some orders of a particular software_product variable input.
When a user rise a request via Catalog item, one of the variables that user fills in, is the sofware product and we want to have this variable in our list view but not sure how to look for it.
I can't try to do it using dot walk due to the privileges I have in my instance right now.
If you can support me, it will be great.
Thank you.
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3 weeks ago
Hi @AlejandroE
Most probably you are looking for this. Step by step instruction has been given with screen shot.
Refer this:
1.Article #19 - How to show Catalog Variables on RITM Lists
2. How to bring the catalog variables to the list view of the RITM as it holds the OOB fields.
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Hi @AlejandroE
Most probably you are looking for this. Step by step instruction has been given with screen shot.
Refer this:
1.Article #19 - How to show Catalog Variables on RITM Lists
2. How to bring the catalog variables to the list view of the RITM as it holds the OOB fields.
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3 weeks ago
Thanks for the answer.
Unfortunately, in client instance and due to my privileges, i can't reply this but I've done it in my own instance and it works!!!
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3 weeks ago
Hi @AlejandroE ,
This is a common scenario when working with catalog item variables — since variables are not stored directly as fields on the RITM table, they don’t show up easily in list views.
Best Practice Approach
You cannot directly use dot-walking (especially with limited roles), so the recommended approach is to expose the variable value in a reportable way.
Use Database View (Recommended if you have access)
Steps:
Navigate to:
System Definition → Database Views
Create a new view joining:
sc_req_itemsc_item_option_mtomsc_item_option
Filter:
Variable name = software_product
This allows you to report and view the variable in list/report
option 2:
Add Variable to RITM (Best Practical Solution)
this is the most practical and commonly used approach.
Steps:
Step 1: Create a Field
Table:
sc_req_itemField:
u_software_product(String / Reference)
Step 2: Populate Field via Flow or Business Rule
On Catalog Item submission:
Copy variable value → RITM field
Example (Business Rule):
current.u_software_product = val;
Open RITM list
Configure → List Layout
Add
u_software_product
