When a custom table is created, which access control rules are automatically created? (Choose four.)
When a custom table is created, which access control rules are automatically created? (Choose four.)
When a custom table is created, the access control rules that are automatically created typically include create, delete, update, and read. These rules align with the basic CRUD operations: Create, Read, Update, and Delete. 'Write' often encompasses both create and update, but in the context of specific ACL rules, 'update' is distinct and necessary to include.
ABEF is correct. Page 367 of the ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals - Tokyo Edition.
I feel like this is a bit of a trick question. Write = allows users to update records in a table. The acronym CRUD uses update vs delete. I think update is also a correct answer.
No Confusion on that because it has mentioned clearly in the snaf vancouver book that when a table is created it automatically creates the acls that are CREATE, READ, WRITE, DELETE thats it and no update or anything else.
ABEF is the correct answer
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/vancouver-platform-security/page/administer/contextual-security/concept/acl-rule-types.html
A. create B. delete E. read F. write
ABEF correct
SNAF Book Washington Topic: System Created Access Controls CRUD is something else - specific to access control restriction
Nobody votes for CRUD here? :) CRWD is the correct combo of course!