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In ServiceNow, when working with large lists of records, users canquickly filterrecords based on specific column values using built-in list functionalities.

A. On the list, locate and right-click on the value Hardware, select Show Matching

This is thefastestway to filter a list.

Steps:

Locate a record with theCategory = Hardwarevalue.

Right-clickon the word " Hardware. "

Select " Show Matching " from the context menu.

The list is now filtered to display only records withCategory = Hardware.

B. Click Funnel icon, type Hardware, and click enter

TheFunnel icon(Filter) is used to createadvanced filters, but youcannot directly type " Hardware " into it.

You would need to manually create a filter condition:

Category→is→Hardware

C. On the Category column header, right-click and select Show > Hardware

Incorrect terminology—There is no " Show > Hardware " option.

Instead, you would need to useShow Matching(Answer A).

D. Right-click on magnifier, type Hardware, and click enter

There is no " magnifier " (search icon) method that filters records this way.

E. On Breadcrumb, click > icon, type Hardware, and click enter

Breadcrumbsprovide a visual representation ofexisting filters, but you cannotdirectly type values into breadcrumbs.

ServiceNowNotificationsare used to inform users about events or activities occurring within the system. They can be triggered based on system events and can be delivered via multiple channels, such as email, SMS, and push notifications.

How Notifications Work:

Triggered by events (e.g., when an incident is assigned to a user).

Configurable throughSystem Notification > Email > Notifications.

Can be sent viaEmail, SMS, or Push Notifications.

B. Alerts– Alerts provide system messages but are not tied to the notification system.

C. Texts– Not a ServiceNow feature; SMS notifications are handled within the Notification system.

D. Events– Events trigger notifications but do not directly inform users.

E. Emails– Email is one of thedelivery methodsfor notifications, butNotificationsis the actual ServiceNow feature managing them.

In ServiceNow, user records are stored in thesys_usertable. This table contains all user-related information such as username, email, department, roles, and active status.

sys_user Table Structure:

Stores all user accounts in the system.

Contains fields likeuser_name,email,first_name,last_name, androles.

Administrators can manage users viaUser Administration > Usersin the ServiceNow navigation panel.

B. User [sn_user]– There is no such table namedsn_userin ServiceNow.

C. User [u_sys_user]– Theu_prefix indicates a custom table, which is not the default ServiceNow table.

D. User [s_user]– This table does not exist in ServiceNow.