Search results
servicenow scripting scenario based interview questions. Tip : For scripting related scenario based questions, usually interviewer asks you to login and share your PDI where you will have to write script. This way interviewer tries to understand your scripting skills. Make sure you follow ServiceNow best practices while writing script.
1. The object and operation being secured. 2. The permissions required to access the object. What are the different type of ACL? Based on the operation, it is divided into 4 type i.e. Create, Read, Write, Delete. Based on the level, it is divided into 3 type. Table level ACL with None. Table level ACL with * Wildcard.
change management interview questions. What are the different types of change in ServiceNow, explain each? There are three types of changes : 1. Standard Change: A standard change is a pre-authorized change that is low risk, relatively common and follows a specified procedure or work instruction. 2. Normal Change: This type of change follows ...
We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.
Sanjana 2023-04-13 06:58:54. For a UI policy to be eligible for conversion to a data policy, the following conditions must be met on the UI Policy form. - The Run scripts check box must be cleared. - The Global check box must be selected. - None of the UI policy actions can have Visible set to True or set to False.
What is the difference between Service Portal and Employee Center Portal. poornashree 2024-06-17 00:03:32. Key Differences Service Portal: Broad service access, highly customizable for various users. Employee Center Portal: Tailored for employee-specific needs, combining HR, IT, and other services into one portal.
serviceNow scenario based interview question and answers. There are two approaches to implement this scenario : Method 1 : Using ACL - Write Table.None ACL on incident table to allow only ITIL admin to see inactive incident as below : Method 2 : Using Before Query BR - Write before query BR as shown below, it checks if logged in user has ITIL admin role or not.
