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What are the three key tables in an enterprise CMDO? Choose 3 angwers

The correct answer is C. cmap_ret_ci E. cmdb_ci G. cmap. An enterprise CMDB relies on several key tables to manage configuration items, their models, and associated lifecycle details.

Submitted by neha2k· Apr 18, 2026Database Management and Platform Security

Question

What are the three key tables in an enterprise CMDO? Choose 3 angwers

Options

  • Asn_cmdt_bak
  • BSh_emdb_ci
  • Ccmap_ret_ci
  • Dcmdb_bak
  • Ecmdb_ci
  • Fsh_eomdb
  • Gcmap

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • C
    89% (32)
  • D
    3% (1)
  • F
    6% (2)

Why each option

An enterprise CMDB relies on several key tables to manage configuration items, their models, and associated lifecycle details.

Asn_cmdt_bak

`sn_cmdt_bak` is not a standard, key CMDB table.

BSh_emdb_ci

`Sh_emdb_ci` appears to be a misspelling and is not a standard core CMDB table.

Ccmap_ret_ciCorrect

The `cmap_ret_ci` table (assuming it represents a specific table for 'returnable CIs' within the CMDB's model and part functionality) stores information crucial for tracking particular configuration items related to models and their lifecycle.

Dcmdb_bak

`cmdb_bak` is not a standard, key CMDB table in a production environment.

Ecmdb_ciCorrect

The `cmdb_ci` table is the foundational base table for all Configuration Items (CIs) in the CMDB, holding core attributes common to every CI.

Fsh_eomdb

`sh_eomdb` appears to be a misspelling and is not a standard core CMDB table.

GcmapCorrect

The `cmap` table, typically referring to `cmdb_model_and_part`, is essential for managing product models, components, and parts, providing detailed information about the types and specifications of CIs.

Concept tested: Core CMDB tables

Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-servicenow-platform/page/product/configuration-management/concept/c_CMDBTablesAndClasses.html

Topics

#CMDB#Configuration Items#Database Tables#Data Model

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