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ServiceNow module

6       Service-now Perl API - ServiceNow perl module
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Desciption

9       ServiceNow module is a collection of Perl subroutines that provides
10       convenient and direct access to the Service-now platform
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12   System Requirements
13       The Service-now Perl API requires Perl 5.8 with the following modules
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16         * SOAP::Lite (prerequisites http://soaplite.com/prereqs.html) 0.71 or later
17         * Crypt::SSLeay
18         * IO::Socket::SSL
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Constructor

21       new
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23       new(Configuration object, optional Instance ID)
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25       Example:
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27         $config = ServiceNow::Configuration->new();
28         $SN = ServiceNow->new($config);
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30       Sets up an instance of the ServiceNow object using a Configuration
31       object and an optional Instance ID.
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Subroutines

34   Incident
35       createIncident
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37       createIncident(optional paramaters)
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39       Example:
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41         $number = $SN->createIncident({"short_description" => "this is the short description"});
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43       Create an incident.  Returns an incident number upon success. On
44       failure returns undef.
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46       queryIncident
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48       queryIncident(Reference to named parameters hash of Incident fields and
49       exact values)
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51       Example:
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53         @results = $SN->queryIncident({'number' => 'INC0000054'});
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55       Query for Incidents matching specified criteria.  Returns an array of
56       incident records.
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58       updateIncident
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60       updateIncident($number, optional hash of Incident fields and values to
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63       Example:
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65         $ret = $SN->updateIncident($number,{$field => $value});
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67       Update a ServiceNow incident Returns undef on failure, all other values
68       indicate success.
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70       closeIncident
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72       closeIncident(incident number, optional hash of Incident fields and
73       values to update)
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75       Example:
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77         $number = $SN->closeIncident($number, {$field => $value});
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79       Close a ServiceNow Incident and optionally specify work effort.
80       Returns the incident number on success, undef on failure.
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82       reopenIncident
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84       reopenIncident(incident number)
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86       Example:
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88         my $ret = $SN->reopenIncident('INC99999');
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90       Reopen a closed ServiceNow incident.  Returns the incident number on
91       success, undef on failure.
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93       reassignIncident
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95       reassignIncident(Incident number, assignment group, optional assigned
96       to)
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98       Example:
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100         my $ret = $SN->reassignIncident('INC99999', 'SOME_GROUP');
101         my $ret = $SN->reassignIncident('INC99999', 'SOME_GROUP', 'username');
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103       Reassign a ServiceNow Incident to a new assignment_group.(and
104       optionally specify an assigned_to) Returns the incident number on
105       success, undef on failure.
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107   Ticket
108       createTicket
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110       createTicket(Reference to named parameters hash of ticket fields and
111       values)
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113       Example:
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115         my $number = $SN->createTicket({"category" => "hardware"});
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117       Create a ServiceNow ticket associated with an incident.  Returns a
118       ticket number upon success. On failure returns undef.
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120       updateTicket
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122       updateTicket(The ticket number , Reference to named parameters hash of
123       ticket fields and values to update)
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125       Example:
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127         my $ret = $SN->updateTicket($number, {$field => $value});
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129       Returns undef on failure, all other values indicate success.
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131       queryTicket
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133       queryTicket( Reference to named parameters hash of Incident fields and
134       exact values )
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136       Example:
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138         my @tickets = $SN->queryTicket({'number' => $number});
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140       Query for tickets matching specified criteria.  Reference to array of
141       hashes of all matching tickets, undef on failure or if no records
142       found.
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144       closeTicket
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146       closeTicket(Ticket number, {$field => $value})
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148       Example:
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150         my $ret = $SN->closeTicket($number);
151         my $ret = $SN->closeTicket($number, {"comments" => "ticket closed"});
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153       Close a ServiceNow ticket and optionally specify work effort.  Returns
154       the ticket number on success, undef on failure.
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156       reopenTicket
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158       reopenTicket(The ticket number)
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160       Example:
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162         my $ret = $SN->reopenTicket('TKT99999');
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164       Reopen a closed ServiceNow ticket.  Returns the ticket number on
165       success, undef on failure.
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167       reassignTicket
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169       reassignTicket(ticket number, the incident assignment group, optional
170       person to assign the ticket to)
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172       Example:
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174         my $ret = $SN->reassignTicket('TKT99999', 'SOME_GROUP');
175         my $ret = $SN->reassignTicket('TKT99999', 'SOME_GROUP', 'username');
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177       Reassign a ServiceNow ticket to a new assignment_group.  Returns the
178       ticket number on success, undef on failure.
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180   RequestedItem / Request
181       createRequestedItem
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183       createRequestedItem(catalog item number, requested for, variables)
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185       Example:
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187         my $req = $SN->createRequestedItem('CITM10000', "username", {'description' => 'Some description', 'group' => 'SOME_GROUP'});
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189       Create a Service Catalog RequestedItem (and indirectly the associated
190       Request and Tasks).  Returns a RequestedItem number upon success. On
191       failure returns undef.
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193       queryRequestedItem
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195       queryRequestedItem(Reference to named parameters hash of RequestedItem
196       fields and exact values)
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198       Example:
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200         my $requestedItems = $SN->queryRequestedItem({'number' => 'SOME_RI_NUMBER'});
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202       Query for RequestedItems matching specified criteria.  Reference to
203       array of hashes of all matching RequestedItem, undef on failure or if
204       no records found.
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206       queryRequest
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208       queryRequest(Reference to named parameters hash of Request fields and
209       exact values)
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211       Example:
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213         my $requests = $SN->queryRequest({'number' => 'SOME_REQUEST_NUMBER'});
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215       Query for Requests matching specified criteria.  Reference to array of
216       hashes of all matching Request, undef on failure or if no records
217       found.
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219   Task
220       createTask
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222       createTask(optional paramaters)
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224       Example:
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226         $number = $SN->createTask({"short_description" => "this is the short description"});
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228       Create a task record.  Returns an task number upon success. On failure
229       returns undef.
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231       closeTask
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233       closeTask(task number, optional work effort in seconds)
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235       Example:
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237         my $ret = $SN->closeTask($number);
238         my $ret = $SN->closeTask($number, $seconds);
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240       Close a ServiceNow Task and optionally specify work effort.  Returns
241       true on success, undef on failure.
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243       reopenTask
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245       reopenTask(task number)
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247       Example:
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249         my $ret = $SN->reopenTask('TASK99999');
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251       Reopen a closed ServiceNow Task.  Returns true on success, undef on
252       failure.
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254       reassignTask
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256       reassignTask(task number, assignment group, optional person it is being
257       assigned to)
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259       Example:
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261         my $ret = $SN->reassignTask('TASK99999', 'SOME_GROUP');
262         my $ret = $SN->reassignTask('TASK99999', 'SOME_GROUP', 'username');
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264       Reassign a ServiceNow Task to a new assignment_group. (and optionally
265       specify an assigned_to) Returns true on success, undef on failure.
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267       updateTask
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269       updateTask(task number, reference to named parameters hash of Task
270       fields and values)
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272       Example:
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274         my $ret = $SN->updateTask($number, {$field => $value});
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276       Update a ServiceNow Task.  Returns true on success, undef on failure.
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278       queryTask
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280       queryTask(reference to named parameters hash of Task fields and exact
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283       Example:
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285          my @tasks = $SN->queryTask({'number' => $number});
286          foreach my $task (@tasks) {
287             print "Incident number: $task->{'number'}\n";
288             print "Assignent Group: $task->{'assignment_group'}\n";
289             print "Opened by:       $task->{'opened_by'}\n";
290             print "SD:       $task->{'short_description'}\n";
291             print "TW:       $task->{'time_worked'}\n";
292             print "\n"
293          }
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295       Query for Tasks matching specified criteria.  Array of hashes of all
296       matching Tasks, undef on failure or if no records found.
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298   Journal
299       queryJournal
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301       queryJournal(Incident/Ticket/Task number, optional journal field name )
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303       Query for journals entries for the specified incident, ticket or task.
304       Return array of hashes of all matching Journals, undef on failure or if
305       no records found.  There will be one hash per per journal entry,
306       'value' will contain the journal entry string, 'element' will be the
307       name of the field (e.g. 'comments', 'work_notes', etc.)
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309       appendJournal
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311       appendJournal(Incident/Ticket/Task number, field name, journal text)
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313       Example:
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315         my $ret =  $SN->appendJournal('INC99999', 'comments' "some comment text");
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317       Append a journal entry to the specified journal field of an incident,
318       ticket, or task.  Returns true on success, undef on failure.
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320   Approval
321       queryApproval
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323       queryApproval(reference to named parameters hash of approval fields and
324       exact values)
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326       Example:
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328         my @approvals = $SN->queryApproval({'approver' => 'username'});
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330       Query for approvals Return array of hashes of all matching approvals,
331       undef on failure or if no records found.
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333       approve
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335       approve(sys_id of the approval,approval state,optional comment text)
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337       Example:
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339         my $ret = $SN->approve($sys_id, 'Approved');
340         my $ret = $SN->approve($sys_id, 'Rejected', "Please do something else");
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342       Approve/reject a ServiceNow approval request and optionally provide a
343       comment.  Returns the sys_id on success, undef on failure.
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345   Dictionary
346       queryFields
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348       queryFields(table, optional boolean)
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350       Example:
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352          my @fields = $SN->queryFields('incident');
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354       List all the fields of an Incident, Request, RequestedItem or Task.
355       Returns a reference to a hash of fields in the specified table type.
356       The hash key is the field name, and the hash value is a hash reference
357       to attributes about the field: 'mandatory', 'hint', 'label',
358       'reference' and 'choice'.  Returns undef on failure. If getchoices is
359       true then 'choices' is a reference to a hash containing individual
360       choices, keyed by choice value and containing choice 'label' and
361       'hint'.
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