When creating a table in a privately-scoped application, which four Access Controls are created for the table?

The correct answer is B. Create, Delete, Read, Write. When a new table is created inside a privately-scoped application in ServiceNow, the platform automatically generates four Access Control rules to protect it: (1) Create - controls who can insert new records; (2) Delete - controls who can delete records; (3) Read - controls who c

Submitted by rania.sa· Apr 18, 2026Security and Restricting Access

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AInsert, Delete, Query, Write
BCreate, Delete, Read, Write
CCreate, Delete, Read, Update
DInsert, Delete, Query, Update

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Explanation

When a new table is created inside a privately-scoped application in ServiceNow, the platform automatically generates four Access Control rules to protect it: (1) Create - controls who can insert new records; (2) Delete - controls who can delete records; (3) Read - controls who can query/view records; (4) Write - controls who can update existing records. These four ACLs follow the CRUD pattern (minus the separate terminology) and ensure the table is protected by default within the application scope.

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#ACLs#Table Security#Scoped Applications#Default Access Controls

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