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ServiceNow Application Development

You're reading from   ServiceNow Application Development Transform the way you build apps for enterprises

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787128712
Length 408 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sagar Gupta Sagar Gupta
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to ServiceNow FREE CHAPTER 2. User Administration 3. Data Management 4. Application Scopes 5. Modules, Forms, and Views 6. Introduction to ServiceNow Scripting 7. Client-Side Scripting 8. Server-Side Scripting 9. Jelly Scripting 10. Events and Notifications 11. Workflow Development 12. Debugging in ServiceNow 13. Advanced Database Features 14. Job Scheduling and Data Export-Import

Server-side Glide API


The server-side Glide API exposes many Java classes and methods on the server that can be used to extend the feature of the platform by exposing access to system resources and the database. Let us quickly go through different server-side APIs available in ServiceNow. Like the client-side API, we will be using these server-side APIs in the upcoming chapters.

GlideRecord

GlideRecord is a special Java class exposed to enable developers to perform database operations by writing simple JavaScript code that executes on the server side. The GlideRecord class can be used to perform insert, update, delete, or query operations on the database. It can also be used to perform complex join queries, bulk delete, and update.

To create a GlideRecord object, we must specify the table we want to retrieve the data from. In the following example, passing the name of the table in the constructor of the object will create a GlideRecord object for the incident table:

var gr = new GlideRecord...
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