How to excute a script as systemSummaryDuring your troubleshooting, you may want to execute a piece of code as the system user. The schedule worker threads are the system user. Configure the code below with whatever script in the "script" variable for the system to executeDon't forget to escape special charactersIn the addSecond method, you can define when the script should execute, set to one second to execute immediately Then run the code below in /sys.scripts.do.This will create a [sys_trigger] record for the scheduler worker to pick up.Define variable gr with what you'll want "current" to be in the script defined in the "script" variable.Instructions //get the gr of whatever record you want current to be on the script var gr = new GlideRecord("sc_req_item"); gr.get("aeed229047801200e0ef563dbb9a71c2"); //execute one second after running this script var gdt = new GlideDateTime(); gdt. addSeconds(1) gs.info(gdt); //define the script you want to run, in this example it's the stack trace, and don't forget to escape special charectors var script = "gs.log('***** DEBUG - op:'+ current.operation() + ', sess:' + gs.getSessionID() + ', time:' + new Date().getTime() + ', sys_id:' + current.sys_id + ' - \\n' + GlideLog.getStackTrace(new Packages.java.lang.Throwable()), 'Stacktrace Debug');"; //create the sys_trigger record to be executed by the schedule worker thread var sched = new ScheduleOnce(); sched.script = script; sched.setTime(gdt); sched.setDocument(gr); sched.setLabel("run this as system"); sched.schedule();