When importing data, what happens to imported rows, if no coalesce field is specified?
When importing data, what happens to imported rows, if no coalesce field is specified?
When importing data without specifying a coalesce field, all rows are treated as new records and no existing records are updated. Coalescing is the process that allows the system to determine if an incoming record matches an existing record. Without this, each imported row is considered unique and thus added as a new record.
Correct answer is B. If no coalesce is defined, all imported rows are treated as new records. No existing records are updated.
B is correct
If no coalesce is defined, all imported rows are treated as new records. No existing records are updated.
B is correct. Page 392 of the ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals - Tokyo Edition.
Answer is B. If no coalesce is defined, all imported rows are treated as new records
B is correct answer
B is correct
Correct Answer is B