What ensures that every time you create an Entity from a specific table, the Class of the Entity is set according to the rule?
What ensures that every time you create an Entity from a specific table, the Class of the Entity is set according to the rule?
The correct options are 'Entity class rules' and 'Entity class assignment'. Entity class rules are used to define how entities are classified automatically when created from a specific table. These rules ensure the correct class is set based on predefined criteria. Entity class assignment refers to the actual act of assigning these classes in accordance with the entity class rules. Together, they ensure that the proper class is set for each new entity, maintaining consistency and adherence to rules.
A is Correct. "Entity type rules" does not exist. Also not sure why 2 are selected but A is correct.
A is correct. https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/utah-governance-risk-compliance/page/product/grc-common-workspace/concept/entity-class-rules-in-risk-ws.html Entity class rules help to assign classes to the entities at the table level. Any new entity created on the table gets that entity class automatically. Entity classes are used to tag your entities.
Entity class rules help to assign classes to the entities at the table level. Any new entity created on the table gets that entity class automatically. Entity classes are used to tag your entities.