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What are the three key tables in an enterprise CMDB? Choose 3 answers
The correct answer is B. cmdb E. cmdb_rel_ci F. cmdb_ci. The three key tables in an enterprise CMDB are cmdb (the CMDB base), cmdb_ci (the Configuration Item base), and cmdb_rel_ci (for CI Relationships). These tables form the foundational structure for managing configuration items and their interdependencies.
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What are the three key tables in an enterprise CMDB? Choose 3 answers
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- Asn_cmdb_ci
- Bcmdb
- Ccmdb_bak
- Dsn_cmdb
- Ecmdb_rel_ci
- Fcmdb_ci
- Gsn_cmdb_bak
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The three key tables in an enterprise CMDB are `cmdb` (the CMDB base), `cmdb_ci` (the Configuration Item base), and `cmdb_rel_ci` (for CI Relationships). These tables form the foundational structure for managing configuration items and their interdependencies.
`sn_cmdb_ci` is not a standard key CMDB table; the `sn_` prefix usually indicates a specific scoped application table.
The `cmdb` table is the core base table for the entire Configuration Management Database structure in ServiceNow, containing fundamental CMDB records.
`cmdb_bak` is not a standard key CMDB table; it implies a backup or non-production table.
`sn_cmdb` is not a standard key CMDB table; the `sn_` prefix usually indicates a specific scoped application table.
The `cmdb_rel_ci` table stores the relationships between configuration items, defining how CIs are connected and dependent on each other within the CMDB.
The `cmdb_ci` table is the base table for all Configuration Items, from which all specific CI classes (e.g., servers, applications) extend.
`sn_cmdb_bak` is not a standard key CMDB table; it implies a backup or non-production table within a scoped application.
Concept tested: Core CMDB table structure
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-servicenow-platform/page/product/configuration-management/concept/c_CMDBTables.html
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