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When can a known error record be raised? 1. At any time it would be useful to do so 2. After a workaround has been found

The correct answer is D. Both of the above. In ITIL Problem Management, known error records are not restricted to creation only after a workaround is found - they can be raised at any point it is useful to do so. Both statements are therefore correct.

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When can a known error record be raised? 1. At any time it would be useful to do so 2. After a workaround has been found

Options

  • A2 only
  • B1 only
  • CNeither of the above
  • DBoth of the above

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    94% (31)

Why each option

In ITIL Problem Management, known error records are not restricted to creation only after a workaround is found - they can be raised at any point it is useful to do so. Both statements are therefore correct.

A2 only

Statement 2 alone is too restrictive - ITIL does not require that a workaround be found before a known error record can be raised.

B1 only

Statement 1 alone is incomplete - raising a known error after finding a workaround (statement 2) is equally valid and commonly practised.

CNeither of the above

Both statements accurately reflect ITIL guidance on when known error records may be created, so 'neither' is incorrect.

DBoth of the aboveCorrect

ITIL explicitly states that a known error record can be created at any time it is useful - for example, as soon as the root cause is understood, even before a workaround exists. Statement 2 is also valid because raising a known error record after a workaround is identified is a common and expected practice. Since both scenarios are acceptable under ITIL Problem Management, both statements are correct.

Concept tested: ITIL known error record creation timing

Source: https://www.axelos.com/certifications/itil-service-management/itil-4-foundation

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#known error#problem management#workaround#known error database

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