Contents IT Service Management Previous Topic Next Topic Reference Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Reference A reference variable includes a Pricing implications field. If this field is selected and there is a price, u_price, recurring_price or u_recurring_price field on the referenced table, the value of that field is used to modify the cost of the item being ordered when a reference value is selected.For example, suppose that computers in Phoenix cost $100 more than the ordering price and computers in Boise cost $100 less than ordering price. Set up a reference variable to the Location [cmn_location] table. Put a u_price field on the Location table. Set that field to 100 for the Phoenix location. Set that field to -100 for the Boise location. When ordering a computer, if Phoenix is selected as the location for this variable, the ordering price is increased by $100. If Boise is selected, the ordering price is decreased by 100.Note: List collectors operate the same as a reference variable, but use the List table field to specify the table being referenced. Since it is a list collector variable; multiple selections can be made that all modify the ordering price or recurring price.. Related tasksSet a recurring priceHide prices for specific itemsExtend the pricing modelRelated conceptsHide prices in the service catalogRelated referenceCheck box On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Reference A reference variable includes a Pricing implications field. If this field is selected and there is a price, u_price, recurring_price or u_recurring_price field on the referenced table, the value of that field is used to modify the cost of the item being ordered when a reference value is selected.For example, suppose that computers in Phoenix cost $100 more than the ordering price and computers in Boise cost $100 less than ordering price. Set up a reference variable to the Location [cmn_location] table. Put a u_price field on the Location table. Set that field to 100 for the Phoenix location. Set that field to -100 for the Boise location. When ordering a computer, if Phoenix is selected as the location for this variable, the ordering price is increased by $100. If Boise is selected, the ordering price is decreased by 100.Note: List collectors operate the same as a reference variable, but use the List table field to specify the table being referenced. Since it is a list collector variable; multiple selections can be made that all modify the ordering price or recurring price.. Related tasksSet a recurring priceHide prices for specific itemsExtend the pricing modelRelated conceptsHide prices in the service catalogRelated referenceCheck box
Reference A reference variable includes a Pricing implications field. If this field is selected and there is a price, u_price, recurring_price or u_recurring_price field on the referenced table, the value of that field is used to modify the cost of the item being ordered when a reference value is selected.For example, suppose that computers in Phoenix cost $100 more than the ordering price and computers in Boise cost $100 less than ordering price. Set up a reference variable to the Location [cmn_location] table. Put a u_price field on the Location table. Set that field to 100 for the Phoenix location. Set that field to -100 for the Boise location. When ordering a computer, if Phoenix is selected as the location for this variable, the ordering price is increased by $100. If Boise is selected, the ordering price is decreased by 100.Note: List collectors operate the same as a reference variable, but use the List table field to specify the table being referenced. Since it is a list collector variable; multiple selections can be made that all modify the ordering price or recurring price.. Related tasksSet a recurring priceHide prices for specific itemsExtend the pricing modelRelated conceptsHide prices in the service catalogRelated referenceCheck box
