ServiceNow: using Name-Pair Fields

you can use these for complete flexibility for populating fields as per key-value principle, similar to a JSON object

you populate the field using JSON.stringify:

setGlidePathNamePair();

function setGlidePathNamePair(){

var cmdbSYSID='1d68955ffb1d1a102478f4ff4eefxxxx';

var gp_payload = {

"TenantID": "xxxxxxx-4718-4590-a921-f17e37f1799a",

"APPREQUEST_ApplicationName": "example",

"APPREQUEST_FederationType": "SAML",

"CLAIMSREQUEST_Attributes_email": "email1",

"CLAIMSREQUEST_Attributes_givenname": "givenName1",

"CLAIMSREQUEST_Attributes_surname": "surname1",

"CLAIMSREQUEST_Attributes_upn": "upn1",

"SIGNINGCERTREQUEST_LifeSpanDays": "160"

};

var sValToStor=JSON.stringify(gp_payload);

var grAPM=new GlideRecord('cmdb_ci_business_app');

if (grAPM.get('sys_id', cmdbSYSID)){

grAPM.u_glidepath_attributes=sValToStor;

var sUpdate=grAPM.update();

gs.print(sUpdate + ' updated');

}

}

this is how the field looks on the form: