CSA · Question #61
Which one of the following is an accurate list of changes that are captured in an Update Set?
The correct answer is D. Changes made to: table, forms, views, and fields. Update Sets are designed to capture configuration changes to an application or system, specifically including modifications to platform elements like tables, forms, views, and fields.
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Which one of the following is an accurate list of changes that are captured in an Update Set?
Options
- AChanges made to: tables, forms, schedules, and client scripts
- BChanges made to: tables, forms, Business Rules, and data records
- CChanges made to: tables, forms, groups, and configuration items (CIs)
- DChanges made to: table, forms, views, and fields
How the community answered
(18 responses)- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
- D89% (16)
Why each option
Update Sets are designed to capture configuration changes to an application or system, specifically including modifications to platform elements like tables, forms, views, and fields.
While client scripts are captured, general schedule records are typically not captured by default in an Update Set unless they are specific configuration records related to application logic.
Data records (actual transactional or user data) are explicitly excluded from Update Sets, which are meant for transporting configuration, not data.
Groups and Configuration Items (CIs) are considered data or specific record types that are not typically captured by default in an Update Set, which focuses on application and system configuration.
Update Sets are designed to capture configuration changes such as modifications to table definitions, form layouts, view configurations, and custom field creations or alterations. These elements represent the structural and presentation aspects of the platform that define an application's behavior and appearance.
Concept tested: Update Set contents and exclusions
Source: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/managing-update-sets/concept/c_UpdateSets.html
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