Query Results for CMDB Query BuilderDescriptionHow is the data stored in the query results table?How long is the data stored?Is there any cleanup activity on the query results table?Release or EnvironmentAllInstructionsWhenever a query is executed on the CMDB Query Builder, a result set is created and is populated in the query result table with a sys_id associated with it as belowhttps://<instance_name>.service-now.com/u_cmdb_qb_result_<sys_id>_list.do?sysparm_nostack=true&sysparm_query=&sysparm_first_row=1&sysparm_view=Every unique query execution creates a new sys_id and associated the result set to that sys_id and stores it in the query result table.The data in the query results table associated with any sys_id is stored for 24 hours.When the same query gets executed again and again before 24 hours, the count of the records for each execution gets o the already existing count.For example, when a query is executed at 9 AM today and the record count is 10 upon first execution. If the query is run 10 times till 8:59 AM tomorrow, the record count would be 100 (10*10) in the query results table for that sys_id.A Scheduled job "CMDB Query Builder query results clean u" runs every day and cleans up the data from the query results table, which is more than 24 hours old.https://<instance_name>.service-now.com/sys_trigger.do?sys_id=0cc01047db391300e35f7f8cbf961954&sysparm_record_target=sys_trigger&sysparm_record_row=1&sysparm_record_rows=4&sysparm_record_list=nameCONTAINSquery%5EORDERBYnameSo, as per the above example, post ~9 AM the next day, the 100 records from the query results table associated with that sys_id get cleaned up and the record count would be zero until further execution of the query on that particular day.