CSA · Question #247
When adding a related list to a form, you choose the related list from the list collector. What is an example of a related list you might see on the list collector? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. HR Case->Parent C. Catalog Task->Parent D. Outage->Task number. Related lists display records from another table that have a relationship to the current record, typically using a reference field to establish the link.
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When adding a related list to a form, you choose the related list from the list collector. What is an example of a related list you might see on the list collector? (Choose three.)
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- AProblem==Parent
- BHR Case->Parent
- CCatalog Task->Parent
- DOutage->Task number
- ERelease Phase==Parent
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(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- B90% (27)
- E7% (2)
Why each option
Related lists display records from another table that have a relationship to the current record, typically using a reference field to establish the link.
'Problem==Parent' uses a double equals sign, which is not the standard notation (->) for related lists in ServiceNow, nor does it typically appear in the list collector in this exact format.
'HR Case->Parent' indicates that HR Cases where the current record is the 'Parent' will be displayed, which is a common format for displaying child records.
'Catalog Task->Parent' indicates that Catalog Tasks where the current record is the 'Parent' will be displayed, following the same logic as HR Case.
'Outage->Task number' indicates that Outages related to the current record via the 'Task number' field will be displayed, demonstrating a relationship through a reference field.
'Release Phase==Parent' also uses '==', which is not the standard notation for related lists in ServiceNow.
Concept tested: Related List configuration syntax
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/form-administration/task/add-related-list-to-form.html
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