Tip by Chuck Tomasi:- Rather than reimport all the data from our Data Source over and over. Go to System Import Sets >Advanced > Import Sets > Select your related record. We can open a processed import set and use the Reprocess UI action to change its state back to loaded. This may be helpful.
Can you please make a video on file retrieval method HTTPS and file path, as if I want import incidents from another instance incidents and transform them
Hello Oanh, the purpose of this video series is to teach concepts. I'm sorry, but I don't have the bandwidth to get in to the specifics of connecting every type of service to our platform. (This was stated in the very first video of the series.) Regarding connecting Hadoop to ServiceNow, a quick Google search turned up several discussions in the community around this. I invite you to review the threads already there or start a new one if they don't answer your questions. www.google.com/search?q=servicenow+connect+to+hadoop&rlz=1C5GCEM_en&oq=servicenow+connect+to+hadoop&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64l3.4217j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
If you are interacting with the ServiceNow instance data, it's all done via the GlideRecord, GlideQuery scripting APIs or Flow Designer record operations
@@ChuckTomasi Thank You Chuck for your kind reply. My question is to Perform database operations in my application database like (Update operations) and once the operation is complete i would close the request in service now. So through service now Is it possible to connect to other application databases If you had made any video on JDBC querying Kindly share the link
@@lizyflorence3475 I don't have any videos specifically on JDBC. It sounds like a great topic of discuss in the community however. community.servicenow.com. There are lots of very smart people there.
Very helpful Chuck. Thank you!
You are welcome. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to check out the rest of the series.
Tip by Chuck Tomasi:-
Rather than reimport all the data from our Data Source over and over.
Go to System Import Sets >Advanced > Import Sets > Select your related record.
We can open a processed import set and use the Reprocess UI action to change its state back to loaded. This may be helpful.
Youve done it again Chuck! Excellent content as always.
Thank you. Plenty more to come
Can you please make a video on file retrieval method HTTPS and file path, as if I want import incidents from another instance incidents and transform them
Hi Chuck, can you show how to connect to Hadoop (HIVE) db using jdbc?
Hello Oanh, the purpose of this video series is to teach concepts. I'm sorry, but I don't have the bandwidth to get in to the specifics of connecting every type of service to our platform. (This was stated in the very first video of the series.) Regarding connecting Hadoop to ServiceNow, a quick Google search turned up several discussions in the community around this. I invite you to review the threads already there or start a new one if they don't answer your questions. www.google.com/search?q=servicenow+connect+to+hadoop&rlz=1C5GCEM_en&oq=servicenow+connect+to+hadoop&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64l3.4217j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Hi Chuck,
Could we perform database operations in Snow with other App databases using SQL? Like Select, Update in App data bases??
If you are interacting with the ServiceNow instance data, it's all done via the GlideRecord, GlideQuery scripting APIs or Flow Designer record operations
JDBC queries can be done via a data source/import set for incoming data or MID server if you need to interact with databases in your enterprise.
@@ChuckTomasi Thank You Chuck for your kind reply. My question is to Perform database operations in my application database like (Update operations) and once the operation is complete i would close the request in service now. So through service now Is it possible to connect to other application databases If you had made any video on JDBC querying Kindly share the link
@@lizyflorence3475 I don't have any videos specifically on JDBC. It sounds like a great topic of discuss in the community however. community.servicenow.com. There are lots of very smart people there.