What are the steps to retrieve an Update Set?
What are the steps to retrieve an Update Set?
The correct steps to retrieve an Update Set are: Verify the Update Set is complete, retrieve it from the source instance, preview it to ensure there are no issues, and then commit it to the target instance. 'Verification' ensures the update set is ready to be moved, 'retrieving' transfers it, 'previewing' checks for potential problems, and 'committing' applies the changes. This sequence ensures a smooth and error-free transition of the update set.
Correct answer is D.
It's answer D, test connection is needed, BEFORE retreiving something
If you go through your PDI, you will notice one thing you need to do is to test connection. without proper URL, no connection would be made. The question ask for step to "RETRIEVE AN UPDATE SET. To retrieve, you need test connection. Therefore C is the correct answer. Please refer to https://docs.servicenow.com/de-DE/bundle/tokyo-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html and also do it in your PDI to see for yourself.
Answer is D. Have a look in the "ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals Participant Guide" on page 465. Copied from above mentioned SN Administration Fundamentals: *1. Retrieve* a. Navigate to All > SystemUpdate Sets > Retrieved Update Sets b. Click Import Update Set from XML c. Choose a file to upload d. Upload the file *2. Preview* *3. Commit* The typical process of retrieving an Update Set includes: 1. Retrieve 2. Prevlew 3. Commlt
It's D! Actually 3 steps, according to current book: Retrieve, Preview, Commit
You retrieve a update set in 'Retrieved Update Sets' module, where you import a XML file, after that you should preview and Commit
The question asks the steps to retrieve an update set. Not the steps to apply an update set. I say answer is C because it coresponds to the steps in page 466 in book ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals - Tokyo . I guess the question should say Retrieve an Update set from a remote instance
Also look at https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/what-are-the-steps-to-retrieve-an-update-set/m-p/1367244
D is correct. Check SN admin fundamental book pg 465. It is written in bold
From the training: To retrieve an update set from a remote instance, in the Production instance, navigate to All > System Update Sets > Update Sources and select the sub-production/development instance with the completed update set you want to commit. With remote instances, the update sets are already previewed during the retrieval. The platform does it for you! Click the Retrieve Completed Update Sets button or related link. Any update sets marked as Complete are transferred from the source (sub-production) instance to the target (production) instance. Select the Retrieved Update Sets Related list to access the Retrieved update set; you will see it was already previewed. Select the Update Set you want to commit and click the Commit Update Set button.
there is no such thing as test connection with update sets in servicenow answer is D
The correct answer is D.
Correct answer is D
Correct answer is D
The correct answer is D
Correct: D (Test Connection) Retrieve Completed Update Set Preview Update Set (and Review) Commit Update Set (Set to Ignore)
D is the correct answer
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/sandiego-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/reference/update-set-transfers.html
D is Correct Retrieve - Preview - Commit
Guys the questions wasnt what are the steps to upload an update set. D is correct for uploading an Update set, but when you want to retrieve an update set then you need to test connection and Commit. https://docs.servicenow.com/de-DE/bundle/tokyo-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html
https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/rome-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html Test a connection is a step here.
D is right
Clearly it's D
D is the correct one
Answer is D
C is correct, because it's asking about "updating" and not creating an updated set. https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/rome-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html
https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/rome-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html
C is correct, because it's asking about "updating" and not creating an updated set. https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/rome-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html
The answer is D. Test connection required to verify URL https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/sandiego-application-development/page/build/system-update-sets/task/t_RetrieveAnUpdateSet.html
Apologies, the answer is C as "Test connection" to verify the appropriate URL and method. Same link
Correct Answer
D is the correct answer
Answer is C. Retrieving an update set implies it's a remote connection. Once your connectivity has been set, you simply pick the update set you want, Test Connection, and then Submit. The retrieving and previewing is done in the background so it's not necessary.
C. This is in reference to remote update sets, which are required to be Complete to transfer. Test Connection, if successful, will bring the update set over and review it. Commit applies the update set.
D is correct
C will not be the answer, if we try to get update set by update sources module we need to pass instance details and test connection once it done we need to check for complete update set once it done we need to preview and then comment. so preview is missing there hence I think D will be the right option.
I agree with Bubu770. Although I typically apply an update set from a local file, the question is about "retrieve" not about "upload". To retrieve (from a remote source) you must Test Connection.
D is correct
1. Retrieve 2. Preview 3. Commlt
D is correct
You retrieve, preview and then commit.
Correct Answer is D.
Correct answer is D
ignore the people saying c... they got no clue its Clearly D
It should be D
From the training:
D is correct
its correct answer