ServiceNow Plugin → ServiceNow Plugin Configuration Details
The default ServiceNow plugin provides functionality for ServiceNow requests, where the requests that are associated are items in ServiceNow projects.
The provider types are used as follows:
Before you can use the ServiceNow plugin, an administrator must do the following:
Example ServiceNow Plugin Configuration
The fields for an example ServiceNow plugin configuration are described in the following table.
Field | Description | Example Values |
---|---|---|
Name |
A unique name for the plugin configuration |
ServiceNow |
Description |
A description of the plugin configuration that distinguishes it from other configurations in the list |
ServiceNow |
Request Properties |
Used when adding requests |
|
Request Provider Name |
A descriptive name of the request provider |
ServiceNow Sample Request |
Request Provider Description |
Description of the provider, which appears as a tooltip in Edit Requests when users are adding a request |
ServiceNow Sample Request |
ServiceNow URL | Url to the ServiceNow server, in the format of https://<instance_name>.service-now.com | https://demo001.service-now.com |
User Name | User name used to authenticate with ServiceNow | |
Password | Password used to authenticate with ServiceNow | |
Tables | Specify a comma-delimited list of
ServiceNow tables to make available for searching. Use a colon to separate
table name and display name.
For example: problem:Problem Users are given a choice if more than one table is specified. Tip: Refer to
the ServiceNow wiki Tables and Classes
topic to find the exact table names.
Note: A table that has an extension will also return all child
items.
Tables are used in conjunction with the Field List and custom columns to display additional ServiceNow fields in Release Control. See Using the Field List for Custom Columns. |
change_request:Change Request, incident:Incident |
Query | Specify a ServiceNow query to retrieve records. {SEARCHTERMS} will be replaced with search criteria entered by users. | short_description LIKE {SEARCHTERMS} ^ OR description LIKE {SEARCHTERMS} ^ OR number LIKE {SEARCHTERMS} |
Field List | Specify a comma-delimited list of fields
to retrieve from ServiceNow tables listed in the
Table field. For date and time fields
specify DATETIME format delimited by a colon.
The following fields will always be included and do not need to be specified: sys_id, number, description, short_description, sys_created_by, sys_created_on, sys_updated_by, sys_updated_on, assigned_to |
category, severity, incident_state |
Result Limit | Result limit for find requests action | 300 |
System User Time Zone Name |
Enter a time zone name compatible with the Java API, as specified in the Time zone field in the ServiceNow system user profile. If it is not provided, the default time zone for the Release Control server will be used. |
America/Los_Angeles |
System User Date Time Format | Specify the date format that is in the Date format field in your ServiceNow system user profile. This enables Release Control to correctly handle date time fields from ServiceNow. | yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss |
Title Field | Enter ServiceNow table entries to map to Title so that it can be displayed in Release Control. This is used in conjunction with the Tables and Field List fields. See Using the Field List for Custom Columns. | change_request:number,incident:number |
Name Field | Enter ServiceNow table entries to map to Name so that it can be displayed in Release Control. This is used in conjunction with the Tables and Field List fields. See Using the Field List for Custom Columns. | change_request:short_description, incident:short_description |
Description Field | Enter ServiceNow table entries to map to Description so that it can be displayed in Release Control. This is used in conjunction with the Tables and Field List fields. See Using the Field List for Custom Columns. | change_request:description, incident:description |
Provider Types | ||
Execution |
Provides functionality for executing deployment tasks |
Not Supported |
Deployment Unit |
Provides functionality for linking deployment units |
Not Supported |
Request |
Provides functionality for associating requests |
Enabled |
Configuration Information | ||
Configuration ID |
Unique identifier of this configuration within the database instance. Read only. |
|
Configuration UUID |
Unique global identifier of this configuration. Read only. |
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