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Perform Bulk Update on Records
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✅ Valid PR for ActionPack Thank you for your contribution. This PR complies with the CONTRIBUTING.md. |
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Hi, @himanshu7895, your flow action seems quite similar to the OOB “Update Multiple Records” action. Could you please enhance your use case or highlight what differentiates it? |
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The Perform Bulk Update on Records Flow Action allows ServiceNow developers to perform mass updates on records in any table by specifying query conditions and update values. This action is useful for bulk operations such as closing multiple incidents, updating states on tasks, or modifying records in bulk efficiently from within a Flow.
Purpose
This action accepts a table name and a query condition (field and value), then updates a specified field with a new value on all matching records. It returns the total count of records updated. This provides a flexible, reusable way to automate bulk updates without writing multiple scripts or manual edits.