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What ServiceNow feature can be triggered by events, and is used to inform users about activities or updates in ServiceNow?
ServiceNow Notifications are used to inform users about events or activities occurring within the system. They can be triggered based on system events and can be delivered via multiple channels, such as email, SMS, and push notifications.
How Notifications Work:
Triggered by events (e.g., when an incident is assigned to a user).
Configurable through System Notification > Email > Notifications.
Can be sent via Email, SMS, or Push Notifications.
Why Not Other Options?
B . Alerts -- Alerts provide system messages but are not tied to the notification system.
C . Texts -- Not a ServiceNow feature; SMS notifications are handled within the Notification system.
D . Events -- Events trigger notifications but do not directly inform users.
E . Emails -- Email is one of the delivery methods for notifications, but Notifications is the actual ServiceNow feature managing them.
Reference: ServiceNow Notifications - Official Documentation
What are the main components of the Form Design interface? (Choose three.)
The Form Designer in ServiceNow allows administrators to create, edit, and configure forms to control how records are displayed and interacted with in the system. It consists of three key components:
Page Header -- This section contains controls such as 'Save,' 'Undo,' and 'Redo.' It allows users to manage their changes while designing forms. The Page Header also displays the name of the form being edited.
Field Navigator -- This panel provides a categorized list of available fields that can be dragged and dropped onto the form layout. The fields are divided into different sections, such as 'Available Fields' and 'Existing Fields,' helping users to manage the form's data structure effectively.
Form Layout -- This is the central workspace where users design the form by arranging fields. Users can add new fields, move existing ones, and configure their properties. The layout determines how the form appears to end-users.
Reference from Certified System Administrator (CSA) Official Documentation:
ServiceNow Product Documentation -- Form Designer
ServiceNow CSA Training Module: 'Configuring Forms and Fields'
'ServiceNow System Administration Guide -- Form Customization Best Practices'
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Which helps to visualize configuration items and their relationships?
The Dependency View provides a visual representation of the relationships between configuration items (CIs) in ServiceNow. It allows you to see how CIs are connected and how changes to one CI may impact others.
A role is recorded in which table?
In ServiceNow, roles define the level of access a user has within an instance. Roles are stored in the sys_user_role table.
Key Details About Roles and sys_user_role Table:
Definition of a Role:
A role is a collection of permissions that grant access to different parts of the system.
Example: The admin role grants full access, while the itil role allows incident management access.
sys_user_role Table:
This table stores role records and their associated metadata.
Every role has a unique sys_id, a name, and may be associated with parent roles (role inheritance).
Users are linked to roles through the sys_user_has_role table.
How Roles Work in ServiceNow:
A user assigned a role gains all the permissions associated with that role.
Roles can be hierarchical (one role can inherit permissions from another).
Example: The itil_admin role includes all the permissions of the itil role, plus additional privileges.
Why Option D (sys_user_role) Is Correct?
sys_user_role The correct table where roles are recorded in ServiceNow.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect?
A. sys_user Incorrect; this table stores user records, not roles. B. sys_user_profile Incorrect; this table does not exist in ServiceNow. C. sys_user_record Incorrect; this is not a valid table in ServiceNow.
Reference from Certified System Administrator (CSA) Documentation:
ServiceNow Docs -- Roles and Role Management https://docs.servicenow.com
ServiceNow Table Schema -- sys_user_role
ServiceNow Developer Portal -- Role Hierarchy & Best Practices
Which core table in the ServiceNow platform provides a series of standard fields used on each of the tables that extend it, such as the Incident [incident] and Problem [problem] tables?
In ServiceNow, the Task [task] table is a core table that provides a set of standard fields used by multiple tables that extend it, including:
Incident [incident]
Problem [problem]
Change Request [change_request]
Service Request [sc_request]
These tables inherit fields from the Task table, ensuring consistency in assignments, state management, and workflows.
Key Features of the Task Table:
Standard Fields:
Assigned To
Assignment Group
Priority
State
Created By / Updated By
Short Description / Description
Extensibility:
The Incident, Problem, and Change tables all extend the Task table, inheriting its fields.
Developers can add additional fields while keeping core task properties intact.
Why is 'A. Task [task]' the Correct Answer?
The Task table is the primary table for work-related records in ServiceNow.
It standardizes fields across multiple ITSM modules.
Why the Other Options Are Incorrect?
B . Assignment [assignment] Incorrect
There is no standard 'Assignment' table in ServiceNow.
Assignments are managed through the Task table via the Assigned To and Assignment Group fields.
C . Service [service] Incorrect
There is no generic 'Service' table that acts as a core table for ITSM processes.
Service-related items are stored in different tables, such as cmdb_ci_service (for service records).
D . Workflow [workflow] Incorrect
The Workflow table is used for managing automated workflows and does not store task-related records.
Reference from Certified System Administrator (CSA) Documentation:
ServiceNow Docs: Task Table Overview https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/utah-it-service-management/page/product/incident-management/concept/task-table.html
This confirms that the Task table is the core table that extends to Incident, Problem, and other related tables.
