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When selecting the Target table for an import which tables can you select? Choose 3 answers
The correct answer is C. Tables which allow write access to other applications D. Tables within the global scope E. Tables within the existing application scope. When performing an import, you can select target tables that reside within the global scope, tables within the current application scope, and tables that are configured to allow write access from other applications.
Question
When selecting the Target table for an import which tables can you select? Choose 3 answers
Options
- ATables outside of ServiceNow
- BRelated tables, using Dot Walk
- CTables which allow write access to other applications
- DTables within the global scope
- ETables within the existing application scope
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A7% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (38)
Why each option
When performing an import, you can select target tables that reside within the global scope, tables within the current application scope, and tables that are configured to allow write access from other applications.
ServiceNow imports data into its own tables, not directly into tables external to the ServiceNow instance.
While dot-walking is used to access related fields, it's not a mechanism for selecting an import target table; you select a single base table for the import.
Tables can be selected as a target for import if they have appropriate write access permissions configured, potentially allowing other applications or scopes to write data to them.
Tables defined within the global scope are generally accessible and can be selected as targets for imports from any application or scope with appropriate permissions.
Tables created or residing within the current application's scope are directly accessible and can be chosen as target tables for imports.
Concept tested: Import Set target table selection
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/import-sets/concept/c_ImportSets.html
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