Create an action for an 'on Catalog item launch' policy

Enter a value that overrides the value in the Property field. You can override text values only. You can specify a static value, an expression, or both. The example action, named SetTheCostCenter, specifies the value Marketing for the CostCenter property.

Note:

When both a policy rule and a form rule overwrite a value, the value in the form rule is used.

Expressions can perform the following actions (see Using expressions in Cloud Provisioning and Governance for details):

• Set form data values using definition expressions. For example: ${parameter.formData.CatalogAttributeType}
• Assign user data values using definition expressions. For example: ${parameter.userData.userId}

For example, the following value can set the stack name to Stack_Bob.Smith@company.com: Stack_${parameter.userData.userId}

• Set stack or table values using runtime expressions.

For example: $(ci.sn_cmp_ip_pool[subnet=${parameter.formData.Subnet Id}]) takes the subnet from the IP Pools table.

• Associate a random number with a field using static expressions. Use: ${randomNumber}

Select the check box to display the Script text box and then specify the script.You can use the following example script snippet to override a stack name. The function( formData) section of the script modifies the values for fields on the form. MyStack is the stack name in this example.

``` customScript : function( formData){ // Manipulation of form parameter is only supported here. // Change in any other attributes will be ignored // data available for manipulation are // Form Data - Ex. StackName can be accessed // through formData.StackName // formData.StackName = "MyStack"; // User Data - Ex. User Id can be accessed // through this.parameters.userData // if(this.parameter.userData.userId == 'servicenowuserId') formData.StackName = "MyStack"; return formData; },

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