Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:
In ServiceNow, Application Access settings determine which operations external applications can perform on a table within a Scoped Application.
The primary database operations that can be controlled through Application Access settings are:
# Update (Option C - Correct)# Query (Option D - Correct)
* Option A (Create) (Incorrect):
* The Application Access settings do not explicitly control record creation. Create permissions are typically managed through Access Control Lists (ACLs) rather than Application Access settings.
* Option B (Execute) (Incorrect):
* "Execute" is not a valid database operation for Application Access. Execution privileges typically apply to scripted APIs or background scripts rather than database operations.
Example: Controlling Application Access on a Table
In the Table Configuration, under Application Access, you can enable or disable:# Allow access to this table from other applications# Can read (Query)# Can update# Can delete These settings restrict or allow other applications to perform query and update operations on the table's records.
References:
* ServiceNow Documentation: Application Access Settings