When creating new application files in a scoped application, cross scope access is turned on by default in which of the following?
When creating new application files in a scoped application, cross scope access is turned on by default in which of the following?
When creating new application files in a scoped application, cross scope access is turned on by default for tables. By default, scoped applications have the necessary settings to read, write, create, and delete records in their own tables. Other application elements, such as REST messages, Script Includes, and Workflows, do not have cross scope access enabled by default and must be explicitly granted permission.
Cross-scope privileges can be granted for: Table: Read, write, create, delete records Script Include: Execute API Scriptable (script objects): Execute API Reference: https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-blog/securing-an-application-using-cross-scope-access-application/ba-p/2288801#:~:text=Cross%20scope%20access%20allows%20administrators,run%20on%20the%20target%20instance.
The correct answer is: **A. REST messages** In ServiceNow, when creating new application files in a scoped application, **cross-scope access** is turned on by default for **REST messages**. This allows the scoped application to interact with external systems or other applications via REST without requiring additional configuration for cross-scope privileges. Other components, like **Tables**, **Script Includes**, and **Workflows**, generally require specific permissions or configuration to enable cross-scope access.
"By default, all application scope scripts can read the table's records but cannot perform any other database operations."
B and D
The answer is A. Tables are not accessible outside of the scope by default.
correct
Both B & D are correct
B is correct answer
B is correct answer.
Table need explicit permissions
The correct answer is "B". Cross-scope privileges can be granted for: Table: Read, write, create, delete records