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Update servicenow-tickets-connector.md #342

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As written, the user will experience and error when attempting to authenticate with ServiceNow. The error is "Can't authenticate with the data source. verify that the credentials associated with this data source are correct and that the data source path is valid. The credentials do not have access to the following tables: sys_dp_object."

By adding row and column permission to the sys_db_object table, I no longer received the error. Moved 'sys_db_object' from optional to required tables list.

As written, the user will experience and error when attempting to authenticate with ServiceNow. The error is "Can't authenticate with the data source. verify that the credentials associated with this data source are correct and that the data source path is valid. The credentials do not have access to the following tables: sys_dp_object."

By adding row and column permission to the sys_db_object table, I no longer received the error. Moved 'sys_db_object' from optional to required tables list.
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mjfusa commented Nov 12, 2024

@gladysaj @BrianTJackett FYI

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@gladysaj have you experienced this when deploying the ServiceNow Tickets Graph connector?

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mjfusa commented Nov 13, 2024

@gladysaj - You will see this when you authenticate with ServiceNow. Note that you need to make sure you're signing in with the SNOW service account created per the documentation (not admin).

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