CSA · Question #335
A role is recorded in which table?
The correct answer is D. Role[sys_user_role]. In ServiceNow, the definitions and properties of all roles, which are critical for controlling access to platform features, are centrally stored within the sys_user_role table.
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A role is recorded in which table?
Options
- ARole[sys_user]
- BRole[sys_user_profile]
- CRole[sys_user_record]
- DRole[sys_user_role]
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In ServiceNow, the definitions and properties of all roles, which are critical for controlling access to platform features, are centrally stored within the `sys_user_role` table.
`sys_user` is the table for individual user records, not for role definitions.
There is no standard ServiceNow table named `sys_user_profile` for storing role records.
There is no standard ServiceNow table named `sys_user_record` specifically for role definitions.
The `sys_user_role` table is the dedicated and standard table in ServiceNow that stores all role definitions, outlining the permissions and capabilities associated with each role.
Concept tested: ServiceNow role table
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/user-administration/reference/r_UsersAndGroupsTables.html
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