Module 1-3 Study Guide Flashcards

1
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Baseline Implementation

A

Set of installed applications on a servicenow Instance

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2
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Instance

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Copy of an environment specific to a customer

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3
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Three types of Instance Environments

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Production
Non-Production
Developement

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4
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Servicenow is a multi-tenant environment? (T/F)

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False

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5
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Upgrades are made to individual instances (IE: Dev, Non-Prod vs. Prod)

A

True

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6
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Define Configuration

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Things that can be done without code

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7
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Define Customization

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Done when a customer requires additional functionality, and requires coding:

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8
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Examples of Customization

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Enhancing a portal widget
adding new tables for special billing

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9
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Examples of Configuration

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Updating lists or categories on a form
Add fields to Forms
Configure List Views
Create a catalog

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10
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Tab Naming can be modified to reflect instance type? (T/F)

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True - You can modify with names like Dev/Prod etc.

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11
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Applications can be activated via (2 areas)

A

Plugins
ServiceNow Store

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12
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Appliation Scoping…

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Protects applications by identifying and restricting access to application files and data.

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13
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Plugins…

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Provide additional optional functionality within ServiceNow instances, like applications, workspaces, demo data

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14
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If you want to explore applications before purchasing use a…

A

Personal Developer Instance

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15
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What are the 5 persona types

A

System Administrator
Specialized Administrator
Process User
Approver
Requester

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16
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Can users with admin role impersonate a security_admin?

A

No -

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17
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Process User Definition

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Fulfillers, or process users. They are often doing things associated with ITIL best practices. (they go in and respond to requests, and fulfill the needs of users)

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18
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Approver Definition

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They may have approval processes, but do not require back end access. These users have the “Approver_User” role, but no other roles

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19
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Requester Definition

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Very little responsibility, usually used like end users, ESS users, Self-Service, etc.

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20
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How does the Impersonator role work?

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Impersonator roles can be assigned to a user to allow impersonation of other users, excluding admins, for testing and visibility purposes

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21
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Users are represented by a record on the….

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User [Sys_User] Table

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22
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Groups are represented by a record on the…

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Group [Sys_User_Group] table

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23
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A role is…

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Collection of permissions used to grant access to applications, or assign security rights

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24
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A role can…

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Be assigned to a group, or a single user
Contain other roles

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25
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A user can have more than one role (T/F?)

A

True

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26
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Can roles nest within themselves?

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Yes, Catalog_Admin for example contains user_criteria_admin, as well as the “Catalog” role

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27
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It is best practice to assign roles directly to single users (T/F)

A

False - It is best practice to assign a role to a group. Managing a one to one relationship for an individual to a role is difficult, if they move roles, are fired etc.

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28
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What is the set of applications installed on a ServiceNow Instance before configuration or customization is done?

A

Baseline Implementation

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29
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How do you activate applications and application features

A

ServiceNow/Applications Store
Plugins
Request from ServiceNow Store

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30
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What is a copy of a ServiceNow environment specific to a customer

A

Instance

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31
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How can you explore an application before purchasing?

A

Try it in a Personal developer instance
Try it in a non-production instance

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32
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A list represents….

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a set of records from a table within the content frame

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33
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Each row represents one…

A

Record

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34
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Each column represents one…

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Field

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35
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Gear Icon in a list allows you to…

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Create a personalized list, or review that personalized list

36
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Personalized lists are visible to all users (T/F)

A

False - Personalized lists only apply to the logged-in user

37
Q

Lists in the workspace…

A

More contemporary, have categories for tasks, then UX List as sub groups

38
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Context Menus provide different views of (3) things

A

List Controls Menu
Column Options Menu
Record Context Menu* (Right Click a rows cell)

39
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List Controls menu accessed via…

A

The Hamburger icon, upper left

40
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List Control menu controls…(5)

A

Filters
Views
Group By
Refresh List
Create Favorite

41
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Which Chart types can be generated from a table?

A

Bar Chart
Pie Chart

42
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Right clicking an individual cell allows you to…

A

Quickly SHOW MATCHING to only show incidents with xyz factor

43
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Breadcrumbs allow you to see….

A

Filters within a table

44
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A filter is…

A

A set of conditions applied to a table to isolate a subset of data

45
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Filter conditions include

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Field
Operator
Value

46
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Filter Conditions Icon (Filter Icon) allows you to

A

Build upon a breadcrumb to do and/or conditions on fields, operators and values

47
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Logical Operator changes based on the data type in the field

A

True

48
Q

How would you build a list to only show high priority incidents?

A

Create a filter condition where Priority IS One OF (multi select values)

49
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Clicking RUN in a filter Condition…

A

Will allow the filter to run, and assign to filter breadcrumb. You could then SAVE as a filter for later

50
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List Editor allows…

A

a field value to be edited in a list without opening the record

51
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3 Steps to complete a list edit -

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1) Double click in the empty area of the field for in-line editing
2) Enter the appropriate Values
3) Save the record

52
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To select multiple cells in a list editor

A

Click the first cell, hold SHIFT, then drag down or up

53
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A VIEW is….

A

A different version of a list or form that defines which field appear and in what order

54
Q

Users with ______ or ______ role can add or remove columns (Fields) from a list, or change the order to which the columns appear for ALL USERS

A

Admin
Personalize_list

55
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To configure a list layout for a table (3 steps)

A

1) Navigate to the list and ensure you are in the default view
2) Click the column options menu
3) Configure > List Layout

56
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What does “compact rows” do within a personalized list?

A

Changes the padding of a row, but doesn’t impact anyone else

57
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How can you tell if a list has been personalized?

A

Dot on the gear menu, you can quickly reset to column defaults to remove personalization

58
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How do you add a list of records to the application menu?

A

Go to the proper table, create a new module record, then associate it with the correct application menu. (This is meant for everyone to interact with)

59
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Applications in the application menu are…

A

Records and tables

60
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______ _____ modifies the layout of a list for an individual user

A

Personalize List

61
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Personalization should be used for ______ _______

A

Temporary Situations

62
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List Filters in the Workspace….

A

Same as classic view

63
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What is the list view called in the Workspace?

A

Service Operations Workspace - Where the list is actually present

64
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To make a list accessible an ______ and a List Applicability must be defined in UI Builder

A

Audience

65
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Audience is…

A

A collection of users based on various criteria

66
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List applicatility….

A

links a list to an audience

67
Q

What are the sections of a form? (5)

A

Fields
Sections
Activity Stream
UI Actions
Related Lists

68
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Form Design….

A
69
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Form Layout…

A

Looks much like the list view configuration, with a list of available fields and selected field which should show up on a form. This

70
Q

Related Tables in a form/list view have a ___ icon

A

+ Icon in Green

71
Q

Field Types: Reference Field is….

A

Query that displays records from another table

72
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Field Types: Date/Time Field is….

A

Populated with the day and time of day of selected date

73
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Field Types: String Field is….

A

Freely populated using letters, numbers, and special characters

74
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Field Types: ChoiceField is….

A

Drop down menu with multiple values

75
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Field Types: True/False Field is….

A

Boolean field that appears as a checkbox

76
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Related Lists are found…

A

At the bottom of a form, they contain lists of other records and not fields (With a database relationship to the current record)

77
Q

A form is loaded by searching on a record number in the _____________

A

Global Text Search, or opening a record in a list

78
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Dot Walking….

A

Gathers information from a series of tables through reference fields

79
Q

You Cannot dot-walk to a field using form designer (T/F)

A

True - Only in Form Layout

80
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A Formatter is…

A

A visual element that pulls data stored in a column and displays it in a different way (much like the activity stream form)

81
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Reference fields refer to….

A

Another table, or fields in another table (Magnifying glass)

82
Q

What kind of field displays as a checkbox in a form?

A

True/False (Boolean)

83
Q

How can you identify a choice field

A

Dropdown arrow (ability to see additional options)

84
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What are the three components of a filter condition?

A

Field, Operator, Value

85
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What limits a field’s available values?

A

Dependent field (Subcatagory is dependent upon the category for example)

86
Q

How do you add a list category to a workspace list?

A

UI Builder