CAD · Question #243
Access Control rules are applied to a specific table, like the Incident table. What is the object name for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table (all rows and fields)?
The correct answer is D. incident'. ServiceNow Access Control Lists (ACLs) use specific object names to define access rules at various granularities, including entire tables.
Question
Access Control rules are applied to a specific table, like the Incident table. What is the object name for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table (all rows and fields)?
Options
- Aincident.all
- Bincident!
- CincidentNone
- Dincident'
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A3% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D93% (56)
Why each option
ServiceNow Access Control Lists (ACLs) use specific object names to define access rules at various granularities, including entire tables.
`incident.all` is not the standard ServiceNow syntax for an ACL covering all fields of a table.
`incident!` is not a recognized ACL object name syntax used for applying rules to an entire table.
`incidentNone` is not a recognized or valid ACL object name syntax in ServiceNow for defining table-level access.
In ServiceNow Access Control Lists (ACLs), the object name `incident'` (as provided in the options) is specified as the syntax for a rule that applies to the entire Incident table, encompassing all rows and fields. This specific notation indicates that the ACL governs access at a broad table-level for all associated fields, ensuring comprehensive control.
Concept tested: ServiceNow ACL table-level access syntax
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