CSA · Question #107
What module would you use if you wanted to view a list of all of the fields on the Incident table? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Tables & Columns F. Schema. To view a list of all fields on a specific table like Incident, you would typically use the 'Tables & Columns' module or examine the table's 'Schema map'.
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What module would you use if you wanted to view a list of all of the fields on the Incident table? (Choose two.)
Options
- ATables & Columns
- BDictionary
- CData Class Manager
- DDictionary Dashboard
- EDatabase View
- FSchema
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Why each option
To view a list of all fields on a specific table like Incident, you would typically use the 'Tables & Columns' module or examine the table's 'Schema map'.
The 'Tables & Columns' module (System Definition > Tables & Columns) provides a comprehensive list of all tables and their respective columns (fields) within the ServiceNow instance, including a direct tab for columns.
While the 'Dictionary' module can be filtered to display fields for a specific table, its primary purpose is managing individual dictionary entries, not providing a consolidated, default list of all fields for a table as directly as 'Tables & Columns' or the 'Schema' map.
Data Class Manager is used for managing data governance and classification, not for simply listing table fields.
'Dictionary Dashboard' is not a standard ServiceNow module for viewing table fields.
Database View is used to join multiple tables into a single virtual table for reporting or queries, not for viewing the fields of a single base table.
The Schema map (System Definition > Schema Map) visually displays the relationships between tables and also allows users to drill down to view the fields (columns) of any selected table.
Concept tested: Viewing table fields
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/table-administration/concept/c_TablesAndColumnsModule.html
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