ServiceNow Certified System Administrator — Question 90

What is a sys_id?

Answer options

• A. Unique 32-character identifier that is assigned to every record
• B. A client-side Business Rule
• C. A server-side Business Rule
• D. Unique 64-character identifier that is assigned to every record

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A, as a sys_id is specifically defined as a unique 32-character identifier for each record in the system. Options B and C refer to types of Business Rules, which are unrelated to sys_id. Option D incorrectly states that the identifier is 64 characters long, which is not accurate.