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Hi ,
I have configured a servicenow connection in fabric using the URL and basic authentication (username and password). The connectivity test is successful. However, I am unable to see any tables in the drop-down list in fabric serviceNow connection.
Could you please advise which role or access permissions are required from servicenow for the user to view and access the tables ?
Solved! Go to Solution.
If Fabric’s connecting to ServiceNow but you can’t see any tables, it’s almost always a permissions thing. Your ServiceNow user needs read access on those tables through ACLs, or the easier option is giving you the snc_read_only role so you can see most of them. For certain sensitive tables, the admin might need to throw in extra roles like user_admin. Without these, the connection works but the table list stays empty
Hi @Khadar ,
Did you have a chance to review the provided solution and did it help resolve the issue?
Thank you!!
Hi @Khadar ,
Could you please let us know whether the provided response helped in resolving the issue.
Thank you!!
If Fabric’s connecting to ServiceNow but you can’t see any tables, it’s almost always a permissions thing. Your ServiceNow user needs read access on those tables through ACLs, or the easier option is giving you the snc_read_only role so you can see most of them. For certain sensitive tables, the admin might need to throw in extra roles like user_admin. Without these, the connection works but the table list stays empty
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