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Find Oldest Open Incidents per Group

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Automatically create a problem record from incident volume
Use case: Automatically create a problem record if a specific Configuration Item (CI) is associated with more than a certain number of incidents within a defined timeframe. 
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This code can be placed in a Scheduled Script Execution or an After Insert Business Rule to check new incidents
Identify the oldest active incident for each assignment group. This helps managers focus on long-running tickets that may require special attention.
This example searches a JSON document for all developers listed under the specified path.
Identify inactive users who still have unresolved incidents. This helps with offboarding processes and ensures incidents aren't left unattended.
Find Oldest Open Incidents per Group
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@trimbakeshmadhan-109 trimbakeshmadhan-109 marked this pull request as ready for review October 28, 2025 04:52
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Find Oldest Open Incidents per Group

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1.script.js
2.README

@ravichandra1998g ravichandra1998g self-assigned this Oct 28, 2025
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Remove the code part from the readme file as it's already in the js file. Your readme file should contain what the code does..

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@ravichandra1998g Thanks for reply,Code removed from Readme file as advised..

Appreciate your efforts in reviewing the code snippets..

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Looks good to me

@ravichandra1998g ravichandra1998g merged commit 6e4da1e into ServiceNowDevProgram:main Oct 28, 2025
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