CSA · Question #164
What are examples of Core tables in the ServiceNow platform?
The correct answer is C. User, Task, Incident. Core tables in ServiceNow are fundamental building blocks that support many platform functionalities and common applications.
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What are examples of Core tables in the ServiceNow platform?
Options
- AConfiguration, Connect, Chat
- BTeam, Party, Awards
- CUser, Task, Incident
- DWork, Caller, Timecard
How the community answered
(20 responses)- B5% (1)
- C95% (19)
Why each option
Core tables in ServiceNow are fundamental building blocks that support many platform functionalities and common applications.
While Configuration (likely cmdb_ci), Connect (sys_connect_message), and Chat (chat_queue) are important, they are not universally considered "core" in the same foundational sense as User, Task, and Incident which are pervasive across the platform.
These tables (Team, Party, Awards) are not standard core tables in the ServiceNow platform; they might be custom or part of specific applications but are not foundational.
sys_user (User), task (Task), and incident (Incident) are all core tables in ServiceNow. The task table is a base table for many record types like Incident, Problem, and Change, while sys_user stores user information and incident manages service disruptions.
These tables (Work, Caller, Timecard) are not standard core tables in the ServiceNow platform; they might be custom or part of specific applications but are not foundational.
Concept tested: Core ServiceNow tables
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-application-development/page/build/scripting-and-optimize/concept/tables-and-fields.html
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