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ServiceNow table maps are used to map and/or transform outbound ServiceNow field data for the record being dynamic shared or bulk shared. If the field names of the record being shared out from ServiceNow need to be modified, or if the value of one or more fields needs to be transformed, you can create an outbound table map to modify the fields for your integration.
Available in Krypton 8.1.0 and newer |
Go to Perspectium > Control and Configuration > Table Maps to access.
Outbound table maps are used to map and/or transform the outbound ServiceNow field data for the replicated records. You should use Outbound table maps if the field names of the replicated record from ServiceNow need to be modified, or if the value of one or more fields needs to be transformed. Once the Outbound table map is configured, it can be assigned in a share (such as a bulk share) by selecting it in the Table Map field on corresponding forms.
Outbound table maps are utilized and packaged per integration.
When using a table map in a share (such as a bulk share, including conditional shares), the Sharing setup will default to Share the table records only. If you were to use a Sharing setup of Share all table records and child records with a table map, this will cause duplicate records for a parent and its child records to be sent out since table maps will map all the records to the same target table name. As well, if you are using conditional shares, the Table Map feature will only appear in the conditional share and not the parent share (such as the parent bulk share). |
Inbound table maps direct messages to an import set table where a ServiceNow transform map will do the processing. These configurations are used to map inbound replication messages to a ServiceNow table based on the Topic and Type specified in the message. For example, a record coming in with the topic=siam and the type=common_incident can be mapped to the u_psp_common_incident import set table. The corresponding transform map will then process the message appropriately.
ServiceNow table maps are typically used to handle the mapping of fields in certain ServiceNow tables as data is shared out of your instance. For example, you can include a table map as part of your ServiceNow bulk share (or its conditional share) to help with field mappings and data transformation.
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