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# 🔄 ServiceNow Fix Script: Normalize "prod" Environment Using GlideFilter
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# ServiceNow Fix Script: Normalize "prod" Environment Using GlideFilter
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## 📌 Problem Statement
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## Problem Statement
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In many ServiceNow environments, custom fields like `u_environment` on tables such as `change_request` often contain inconsistent variants of the same logical value, for example:
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-`prod`
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-`PROD`
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-`Prod`
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-`PrOd`
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-`pRoD`
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In many ServiceNow environments, custom fields like `u_environment` on tables such as `change_request` often contain inconsistent variants of the same logical value, for example: `prod`, `PROD`, `Prod`,`PrOd`, `pRoD` etc.
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These inconsistencies cause:
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- Confusion in reports
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- Broken automation rules
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- Poor data hygiene
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This script identifies and normalizes all case-variant values of `"prod"` to a consistent format: `"Prod"`.
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- Bad or inconsistent reports
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- Broken automation rules like BR or flow with condition
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- And, Poor data hygiene or dirty values
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## 🚀 Solution: Fix Script Using GlideFilter
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## Solution: Fix Script or Background Script Using GlideFilter
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We use **`GlideFilter`** with **case-sensitive matching** to cleanly and securely identify inconsistent values. This avoids multiple `if` conditions or regular expressions.
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We use **`GlideFilter`** with **case-sensitive matching** to securely identify inconsistent values to avoid multiple `if` conditions or regular expressions.
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## ✅ Practical Example
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## Example
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Instead of writing custom logic like this:
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Instead of writing custom logic with if statement like this:
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```javascript
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var env =gr.u_environment.toString().toLowerCase();
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