Cloud Management - 'account_id' field is inactive on cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account.DescriptionWhen the "Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns" plugin will be activated first before the Discovery, Cloud Management, and Service Mapping plugins. Steps to reproduce:In a fresh instance without any plugins, activate the following plugins in order:Order of activation:1. sn_itom_pattern [Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns]2. com.snc.discovery [Discovery]3. com.snc.cloud.mgmt [Cloud Management]4. com.snc.service-mapping [Service Mapping]Issue:The table "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account" table will be created under the Application [sys_scope] "Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns".Expected results:The table "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account" table shoud be under the Application [sys_scope] "Global".Release or EnvironmentTested in Orlando version.CauseWhen the "Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns" is being installed (first without Discovery plugin), the following Application dependency is the following:CMDB CI Class ModelsPattern DesignerResults:cmdb_ci_cloud_service_accountApplication: Discovery and Service Mapping PatternsResolutionWorkaround: 1. Manually set the "scope" (to Global) and "package" (to Discovery Core) of the following affected by the use case Export XML the following records:a. sys_db_object: "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account"b. sys_dictionary: "Collection" and "sys_class_name" 2. Make a copy of the original XML, then modify the created copy like below: Example: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><unload unload_date="2020-05-05 04:40:02"><sys_db_object action="INSERT_OR_UPDATE"><sys_id>SYS_ID of the RECORD</sys_id><sys_package display_value="Discovery Core" source="com.snc.discovery.core">SYS_ID of the Discovery Core Package in the instance</sys_package><sys_scope display_value="Global">global</sys_scope></sys_db_object></unload> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><unload unload_date="2020-05-05 04:43:14"><sys_dictionary action="INSERT_OR_UPDATE"><sys_id>SYS_ID of the RECORD</sys_id><sys_package display_value="Discovery Core" source="com.snc.discovery.core">SYS_ID of the Discovery Core Package in the instance</sys_package><sys_scope display_value="Global">global</sys_scope></sys_dictionary></unload> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><unload unload_date="2020-05-05 04:43:08"><sys_dictionary action="INSERT_OR_UPDATE"><sys_id>SYS_ID of the RECORD</sys_id><sys_package display_value="Discovery Core" source="com.snc.discovery.core">SYS_ID of the Discovery Core Package in the instance</sys_package><sys_scope display_value="Global">global</sys_scope></sys_dictionary></unload> 3. Save the XML. 4. Import XML to the instance (one at a time) to verify if the Application (sys_scope) and the sys_package are updated. 5. Update the "account_id" field to have it added to the form of the table "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account". a. Go to the "sys_dictionary_list.do" b. Open the "account_id" column name, table "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account" record. c. Right-click > Configure > Form Layout d. Find the field "Staged" and move it to "Selected", then Click Save. e. Set the "Staged" field to false or untick the checkbox. f. Save the "account_id" sys_dictionary record. The "account_id" field should now be available in the "cmdb_ci_cloud_service_account" form.Additional InformationThere is a current discussion with the dev team to track this via PRB and consider "Discovery" or "Service Mapping" in the dependency of the "Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns" plugin/installation.