Thank you - this is solid advice and should all be considered for the official documentation. I can understand data protection as a feature, but there are situations where the platform needs to do better with update set management. Example: deleting certain tables (especially tables extended from core tables) can leave “residue” in system tables which not even an admin can clean up. I would like to see this rectified, as it is a blemish on an otherwise great platform.
Great video! Very informative and helpful in understanding how to back out a ServiceNow Update Set. I appreciate the clear explanations and step-by-step guide. Could you please share more tricks or tips on handling ServiceNow updates? Looking forward to learning more from your content. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you! I sincerely appreciate the feedback and you taking the time to leave a comment as well. I'll most definitely be creating more tips and tricks on handling ServiceNow updates in the future!
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Thank you - this is solid advice and should all be considered for the official documentation.
I can understand data protection as a feature, but there are situations where the platform needs to do better with update set management.
Example: deleting certain tables (especially tables extended from core tables) can leave “residue” in system tables which not even an admin can clean up. I would like to see this rectified, as it is a blemish on an otherwise great platform.
Great points and I completely agree!
Thanks for this video, I appreciate your examples and the quality of the recording. You gain a subscriber.
Thank you so much for your support!
Great video! Very informative and helpful in understanding how to back out a ServiceNow Update Set. I appreciate the clear explanations and step-by-step guide. Could you please share more tricks or tips on handling ServiceNow updates? Looking forward to learning more from your content. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you! I sincerely appreciate the feedback and you taking the time to leave a comment as well. I'll most definitely be creating more tips and tricks on handling ServiceNow updates in the future!
@@Allenovation Do something about debugging and troubleshouting.
Could You do video about Task Intelligence?