Audit History 'sys_history_line.list' Related list does not load with the CMDB formsIssue The 'Audit History' related list will load as empty related list without any count or records when a record from a CMDB table is opened. Steps to Reproduce Open a record from a CMDB table (say cmdb_ci)Check if 'Audit History' related list is present in the form. If not, from the form header, click 'Configure->Related Lists' and add the list 'Audit History' You will notice that the 'Audit History' related list does not show any count or records. From form header, click 'History->List' which will open 'sys_history_set' for this record. In the set, you will find the 'audit history' records from the 'sys_history_line' table.Now, go back to the record, and the related list will be filled up. ReleaseQuebec, Rome, San DiegoCauseThis is Expected Behavior and Working as Expected. For the 'Audit History' related list in CMDB records, the expected behavior as per design is to display on demand and not load it with the form.ResolutionThe information is coming from the sys_history_line and sys_history_set table and the information will not loaded until the records are required to be viewed either through Form Context Menu or the 'Refresh' UI Action. UI Action - Refresh https://INSTANCE_NAME.service-now.com/nav_to.do?uri=sys_ui_action.do?sys_id=7f7a227ec0a801685ab8d805a5cf5e66 This UI Action 'Refresh' will by default be displayed only to 'admin' role users because of the following condition: gs.hasRole("admin") && RP.isRelatedList() && parent.getTableName() != 'sys_history_set' && parent.getTableName() != 'cmdb_ci_config_file_tracked' If you would like other users in your instance be able to load 'Audit History' on demand, you can modify this part of the condition gs.hasRole("admin") to any role, example "itil" in the condition or you can remove the 'hasRole' condition completely if you want this to appear universally.