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I'm trying to find a mapped application service and walk to it using this module. To do that I query one cmdb table, and use the sys_ids to walk there.
However I need to filter by the child.class field to find the actual things. I can see it in the table elements within the ui, but I can't seem to pass that value in.
What would querying by one of these derived attributes look like? So far I've tried just adding a field called child.class to my query.
From the examples my query looks like:
- name: Search for incident using host instead of instance
servicenow.servicenow.snow_record_find:
username: ansible_test
password: my_password
host: dev99999.mycustom.domain.com
table: cmdb_rel_ci
query:
parent: <some_sys_id>
child.class: <another_sys_id>
However child.class is ignored in my query, and it returns all the records for the given parent.
Any recommendations on how to proceed would be much appreciated.
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I'm trying to find a mapped application service and walk to it using this module. To do that I query one cmdb table, and use the sys_ids to walk there.
However I need to filter by the child.class field to find the actual things. I can see it in the table elements within the ui, but I can't seem to pass that value in.
What would querying by one of these derived attributes look like? So far I've tried just adding a field called
child.class
to my query.From the examples my query looks like:
However
child.class
is ignored in my query, and it returns all the records for the given parent.Any recommendations on how to proceed would be much appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: