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SN Utils - Part 1

The document provides a practical guide to various SN Utils commands used within the ServiceNow platform, detailing their functions and how to execute them. Each command, such as /acl, /app, and /code, is explained with examples of their usage and the expected results. The guide serves as a resource for users to efficiently navigate and utilize ServiceNow's features through these shortcuts.

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SN Utils - Part 1

The document provides a practical guide to various SN Utils commands used within the ServiceNow platform, detailing their functions and how to execute them. Each command, such as /acl, /app, and /code, is explained with examples of their usage and the expected results. The guide serves as a resource for users to efficiently navigate and utilize ServiceNow's features through these shortcuts.

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SN Utils: Part 1

A Practical Guide to Understanding SN Utils Commands

1. /acl:

The /acl command in SN Utils is used to search for Access Control Lists (ACLs) within the ServiceNow
platform.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search on the ACL table with respect to tables or operations.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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2. /app:

The /app command in SN Utils is used to search for application scopes within the ServiceNow platform.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search…

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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3. /br:

The /br command in SN Utils is designed to help you quickly access or search for Business Rules within your
ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search…

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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4. /code: (Personally My favourite)

The /code command in SN Utils is a handy shortcut designed to help you quickly search across code
components within your ServiceNow instance.

In Below Script Include in ServiceNow, I write some random scripts.

Let’s verify code command able to find this line of script or not.

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After clicking Enter.

As you can see, it provides the result along with a hyperlink to navigate to the location where this script is
written.

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5. /bg:

The /bg command in SN Utils is intended as a shortcut to quickly access ServiceNow's Background Scripts
module.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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6. /cheat:

The /cheat command in SN Utils is designed to quickly display a cheat sheet—a consolidated list of available
SN Utils commands and their functions.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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7. /log:

The /log command in SN Utils is a shortcut designed to quickly take you to the logs section of your
ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search like this.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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8. /me:

The /me command in SN Utils is designed as a convenient shortcut to quickly navigate to your own user
record—or "My Profile" page—in ServiceNow.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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9. /p:

The /p command in SN Utils is designed as a shortcut to quickly navigate to and search within the System
Properties (or Platform Properties) of your ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search like this.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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10. /fd:

The /fd command in SN Utils is designed to provide you with quick access to the Flow Designer within your
ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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11. /tn:

The /tn command in SN Utils is used to toggle "Technical Names" in the ServiceNow platform. This feature
allows users to view the technical names of fields, tables, or other elements directly in the interface.

Before /tn:

After /tn:

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After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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12. /si:

The /si command in SN Utils is intended as a quick shortcut for accessing the Script Includes records within
your ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search like this.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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13. /uib:

The /uib command in SN Utils is a handy shortcut that takes you directly to ServiceNow’s UI Builder
interface.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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14. /imp:

The /imp command in SN Utils serves as a shortcut for quickly switching into impersonation mode.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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15. /unimp:

The /unimp command in SN Utils is intended as a shortcut to exit impersonation mode and return you to
your original user session.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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16. /tsk:

Open New Task Record:

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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We can also filter our search…

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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17. /tab:

Open the Home page in the new tab of the current window.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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18. /debug:

The /debug command in SN Utils is designed to offer a quick route to debugging tools and settings within
your ServiceNow instance.

After clicking Enter, the result will look like this:

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