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712:process_feedback_servicenow [2025/09/15 14:55] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1712:process_feedback_servicenow [2025/11/24 14:38] (current) – [Special Case: TargetType] Meier, Erich
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-**This section is only relevant if the usual way of working with reference fields (see previous section) doesn't meet your requirements, for example, because the referece key of your table can not be changed to the column you want to use for your feedback integration in Stages.**+**This section is only relevant if the usual way of working with reference fields (see previous section) doesn't meet your requirements, for example, because the reference key of your table can not be changed to the column you want to use for your feedback integration in Stages.**
  
 For columns of type reference, you might need to provide a unique record identifier (sys_id) to link to the referenced record. Since it would be tedious to let the user input a 32-digit sys_id, you can use the **targetType** property to define an alternative column of the referenced table that will be used to fetch the needed sys_id. (Make sure this column's values uniquely identify the referenced records.) For columns of type reference, you might need to provide a unique record identifier (sys_id) to link to the referenced record. Since it would be tedious to let the user input a 32-digit sys_id, you can use the **targetType** property to define an alternative column of the referenced table that will be used to fetch the needed sys_id. (Make sure this column's values uniquely identify the referenced records.)