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ServiceNow - Link email logs to their notification in LIST view

ServiceNow - Link email logs to their notification in LIST view

 use the sys_email_log table (maybe best to include a 'created on today' filter before running on production due to the table size)

(sys_email_log_list.do?sysparm_filter_only=true > to open the table quickly without filter)

(or use created on today:

/sys_email_log_list.do?sysparm_query=sys_created_onONToday@javascript:gs.beginningOfToday()@javascript:gs.endOfToday()&sysparm_first_row=1&sysparm_view= 

)

[ sys_email_log_list.do?sysparm_filter_only=true > Using that URL parameter, you can navigate directly to a table without returning any records, then you can create as precise a filter as possible for what you're after ]

e.g.

https://xxxxxx.service-now.com/sys_email_log_list.do?sysparm_query=sys_created_onONToday%40javascript%3Ags.beginningOfToday()%40javascript%3Ags.endOfToday()&sysparm_view=

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