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‎06-11-2024 02:27 AM
What are the benefits of storing the majority of an Application’s server-side script logic in a Script Include?
a. This makes execution faster.
b. Only run when called from a script.
c. The script logic can be hidden when the Application is installed from the ServiceNow Store.
d. For some changes to application logic there is only one place to make edits.
- A. a, b, and d
- B. a, b, c, and d
- C. b, c, and d
- D. a, b, and c
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‎06-11-2024 03:05 AM
@Snow preck The answer should be C
- C. b, c, and d
Reason: Script include does not make execution faster, it entirely depends on how the logic was written.
Hope this helps.
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‎06-11-2024 03:33 AM - edited ‎06-11-2024 03:38 AM
Hi @Snow preck ,
correct answer is C. b, c, and d.
execution performance is not based on script include but rather logic, query and when/where script is running.
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‎06-11-2024 03:40 AM
Hi @Snow preck,
C is correct answer for this.
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Jitendra
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‎06-11-2024 02:50 AM
I'd say C.
Script includes don't make the execution faster since they're the same code + you're separately calling it.
You can however modify logic in one place, hide script logic in a custom app and the code is ran only when called from other scripts.
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@Snow preck The answer should be C
- C. b, c, and d
Reason: Script include does not make execution faster, it entirely depends on how the logic was written.
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‎06-11-2024 03:33 AM - edited ‎06-11-2024 03:38 AM
Hi @Snow preck ,
correct answer is C. b, c, and d.
execution performance is not based on script include but rather logic, query and when/where script is running.
For more info:
If my response helped you, please click on "Accept as solution" and mark it as helpful.
Thanks
Suraj