Option | Description |
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Name | Enter a unique name for the connection and click Continue. |
ServiceNow Instance | Specifies the URL of the ServiceNow instance. For example, https://myorg.service-now.com/ This property is mandatory. |
User | Specifies the user name for connecting to the ServiceNow instance. This property is mandatory. |
Password | Specifies the password for connecting to the ServiceNow instance. This property is mandatory. |
Test | Click to verify your connection, then click Save. |
Option | Description |
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Test Credentials | Click to verify your connection. A “Connection successful” message is returned when the connection is successful. An error message is returned when the connection attempt fails. |
Table Name | Select a table from which data will be read. This property is mandatory. |
Encoded Query String | (Optional) Specifies the ServiceNow URL-friendly query string which defines the criteria to filter the returned records. For more information, see the following link: |
Use Display Values | Specifies whether to return string display values or raw data types and values. When this property is set to True, it returns string display values for all fields. If it is set to False, it returns the raw data types and values for all fields, including GUIDs of records in external tables. Default value is True. This property is mandatory. Note: ServiceNow data will not be retrieved for Journal Input type fields (like comments and comments_and_work_notes in the incident table) when the Use Display Values property is set to False. The entries for these fields are stored in a separate table (sys_journal_field). Retrieving the data for these fields would require performing separate queries for each field of the type Journal Input which would have a significant performance impact on queries. The best way to include the contents of Journal Input fields is to set the source connector’s Use Display Values property to True. If that is not possible, then the map must be designed to perform the separate queries manually in events to set the values. |
Preview the first 20 records | Click to preview the first 20 records. Use this to verify that you’re connected to the correct table. Data for the selected source table is displayed in the source data preview pane. Click and enter a string to search for a particular record. |
Continue | Click when you have finished entering source definitions. The Rules page opens. If you are in the process of creating a Data Profile, proceed to Define Rules and Analyze Results. If you are in the process of creating connection, return to Creating a Connection. |