What is the user and Table name for user table?
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3 weeks ago
A user is a record that corresponds to aset of permissions (roles) and groups, and of course, to a real person.
Table name of Users "SYS_USER"
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3 weeks ago
Also,
Each user has a unique sys_id.
The group table name: sys_user_group
The Role table name: sys_user_role
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3 weeks ago
Hello @ShivaR437725225 ,
A user in ServiceNow is an individual record, stored in the sys_user table, representing anyone authorized to log into and access the platform. These records, which include details like Name, Email, Roles, Department, and Manager, are essential for identifying users, managing security access, and facilitating tasks.
Every user has some roles (which stored in sys_user_role table ) through which they can access corresponding tables,modules . In servicenow its good practice to assign roles through groups.
Groups are stored in (sys_user_group table).A group in ServiceNow is a collection of users who share a common purpose, such as answering tickets, approving requests, or managing configuration items
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Aditya
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3 weeks ago
Hello @ShivaR437725225 ,
you can refer this thread : https://www.servicenow.com/community/community-resources/understanding-user-and-group-administration...
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3 weeks ago
Yes, the article only mentions users and groups, but roles.
