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using Page route map

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By modifying SPEtryPage script include

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Private functions are the functions which can be accessed/called from same script include or child script include, which means it cannot be called in background script or Fix script directly. Private function in SN can be defined by using underscore in the beginning of function name e.g. _getUserData:function(){}

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Try using Dot walking and if statement for example - var gr = new GlideRecord('sys_user') gr.addQuery('sys_id','02826bf03710200044e0bfc8bcbe5d88'); gr.query(); if (gr.next()){ gs.print('User Name - ' gr.name) gs.print('Manager Name - ' gr.manager.name) if(gr.manager.manager.name){ gs.print('Managers Manager Name - ' gr.manager.manager.name) //Make sure that managers field is populated in users and managers record } else{ gs.print('Director Details (I dont have director so not displaying)') } }

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1. Flow can be scheduled, workflow cannot. 2. Flow have multiple triggers e.g. Inbound email triggers, Application triggers and Rest Triggers, workflow can be triggered based on record creation or update.

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1. Create a BR on Change Table. a. State = Scheduled Advanced: use glide time

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- You can either use Flow Designer or Scheduled Job. - Schedule it to execute daily. - Glide into 'Change' table and check if planned start date = todays date and state=scheduled then update change state to 'implement'

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Basically you can write one Scheduled job that runs daily and check those whose Planned Start date is today and if records matches conditions then update the state of those records to implement . Below is the sample code var changeReqs = new GlideRecord('change_request'); changeReqs.addEncodedQuery('start_dateONToday@javascript:gs.beginningOfToday()@javascript:gs.endOfToday()'); changeReqs.query(); while(changeReqs.next()){ changeReqs.setValue('state',-1); changeReqs.update(); }

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var gr = new GlideRecord('sys_user_has_role'); gr.addQuery('user','6816f79cc0a8016401c5a33be04be441') gr.query(); gs.print(gr.getRowCount()); while(gr.next()) { //one way to do it }

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var userid = gs.getUserID(); var gr = new GlideRecord('sys_user_has_role'); gr.addQuery('user.sys_id', userid); gr.query(); while(gr.next()){ gs.print(gr.role.getDisplayValue()); gs.print(gr.getRowCount()); }

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Whenever we have to find out count of something then it is recommended to use GlideAggregate API, using GlideRecord API with getRowCount method is not efficient and it is not considered as best practice. Therefore you can rather use below code. var userid = gs.getUserID(); var gaRoleCount=new GlideAggregate("sys_user_has_role"); gaRoleCount.addQuery("user",userid); gaRoleCount.addAggregate("COUNT","role"); gaRoleCount.query(); if(gaRoleCount.next()){ gs.print("Role Count for logged in user:" gaRoleCount.getAggregate("COUNT","role"); }

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Thanks

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Hi Ria, In 4th line you are grouping the count by role which is incorrect it should be only gaRoleCount.addAggregate("COUNT"); Check below code for more info var userid = gs.getUserID(); var gaRoleCount=new GlideAggregate("sys_user_has_role"); gaRoleCount.addQuery("user",userid); gaRoleCount.addAggregate("COUNT"); gaRoleCount.query(); if(gaRoleCount.next()){ //gs.print(gs.getUserName()) //gs.print(userid) gs.print("Role Count for logged in user:" gaRoleCount.getAggregate("COUNT")); }

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gs.print("Role Count for logged in user:" gaRoleCount.getAggregate("COUNT")) in this line was error in background script, Please once check it Tank You..

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g_scratchpad is used only in Onload Client scripts to get the data from Display business rule.

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In most of the use cases, we access it in onLoad client script. However g_scratchpad object can be accessed in all type of client scripts. In fact it can be accessed in UI policy script also. Here is very important use case where it can be used in on submit client script, if we want to validate something on submit of the form but data is not available on client side. Normally we use GlideAjax to get server side data but GlideAjax fails in onSubmit client script (GlideAjax is asynchronous call therefore form gets submitted before GlideAjax returns result). Therefore we can store result in g_scratchpad object in onChange client script and based on value we can restrict form submission in on submit client script.

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g_scratchpad is sent once when a form is loaded (information is pushed from the server to the client), whereas GlideAjax is dynamically triggered when the client requests information from the server. If you're using getReference you will get ALL data for each record you "get" whether you need it or not.

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