In a privately-scoped application, which methods are used for logging messages in server-side scripts? Choose 2 answers

The correct answer is A. gs.debug() C. gs.error(). In privately-scoped applications, ServiceNow restricts available APIs to the scoped API set. The valid server-side logging methods for scoped applications are: gs.debug(), gs.info(), gs.warn(), gs.error(), and gs.fatal(). Both gs.debug() and gs.error() belong to this scoped…

Submitted by hassan_iq· Apr 18, 2026Application Automation

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Ags.debug()
Bgs.logError()
Cgs.error()
Dgs.warn()
Egs.log()

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(14 responses)

A
93% (13)
B
7% (1)

Explanation

In privately-scoped applications, ServiceNow restricts available APIs to the scoped API set. The valid server-side logging methods for scoped applications are: gs.debug(), gs.info(), gs.warn(), gs.error(), and gs.fatal(). Both gs.debug() and gs.error() belong to this scoped logging API. gs.log() and gs.logError() are global-scope legacy methods not available within a scoped application context, making them invalid choices here.

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#Server-side scripting#Logging#Scoped applications#gs methods

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