ServiceNow CIS-SP free question 5 / 10 · Domain 3: Process Separation
When you configure support for domain separation, you can add domain logic to the new Application Properties table. Which two kinds of property can that table contain? (Choose two.)
- Properties for business rule overrides
- Properties that don't exist in System Properties
- Properties that hold choice field values
- Properties added for a chosen system property
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B, D
Why this is correct
The How overrides work in the new tables section says that when you configure support for domain separation, you can add domain logic to this new Application Properties table. This table can contain properties that don't exist in the System Properties table. Or you can add properties to the configuration table that can stand for any property that you select in the System Properties table. The page's example is a First day of the week feature: the base system might offer only one Day 1 option, Sunday, while the new table can store another property, making Day 1 Sunday and, for a child domain, Monday.
Why the other options are wrong
"Properties that hold choice field values" … Configuration that can be delegated says choice field values are stored in the sys_choice table, which is where a choice list's entries live.
"Properties for business rule overrides" … Domain separation terms says that in process tables, a value in the Overrides [sys_overrides] field means that a process override record exists, so such overrides are records on the process table itself.
Key point
Use the new table for settings that a customer may need to differ, and leave truly global settings where they are. The First day of the week example shows the pattern: one setting, a different value for one domain.
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