CSA · Question #376
New records, new groups, and modified configuration Items (Cls): what do they have in common?
The correct answer is A. They are included in an Update Set. New records, new groups, and modified Configuration Items (CIs) are all considered types of data or data structures whose changes are captured and bundled within an Update Set for deployment across instances.
Question
New records, new groups, and modified configuration Items (Cls): what do they have in common?
Options
- AThey are included in an Update Set
- BThey are not captured in an Update Set
- CThey are customizations
- DThey do not have anything in common
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A90% (27)
- B7% (2)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
New records, new groups, and modified Configuration Items (CIs) are all considered types of data or data structures whose changes are captured and bundled within an Update Set for deployment across instances.
Update Sets are designed to capture various changes, including the creation of new data entities like records and groups, and modifications to existing configuration items, facilitating their transfer between ServiceNow instances.
This is incorrect because the items mentioned are indeed included in Update Sets to ensure consistent deployments and data integrity across environments.
While some of these might be considered customizations, their commonality specifically lies in their capture by Update Sets, which is a broader mechanism for change migration.
The items share the commonality of being part of the Update Set capture mechanism for migrating changes between ServiceNow instances.
Concept tested: ServiceNow Update Set contents
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