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‎04-23-2025 11:56 AM
How would you describe the relationship between the Incident and Task table?
- Incident table has a one to many relationship with the Task table
- Incident table is extended from Task table
- Incident table is related to the Task table via the INC number
- Incident table has a many to many relationship with the Task table
- Incident table is a database view of the Task table
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‎04-23-2025 11:58 AM
Hi @sanasayyad
- Incident table is extended from Task table
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‎04-23-2025 12:02 PM - edited ‎04-23-2025 12:03 PM
Hi @sanasayyad
Option 2.Incident table is extended from Task table is correct
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‎04-23-2025 12:20 PM
Hello @sanasayyad!
The correct answer is the option #2: Incident table is extended from Task table.
Here is a brief explanation:
In ServiceNow the Task table is a base table used to standardize task-like records.
The Incident table is a child table that extends the Task table.
This means:
Incident inherits all fields and behavior from the Task table (e.g., assigned_to, priority, state).
It's part of the table hierarchy: Task > Incident.
Extension allows reusability and consistency across all task-based processes like Incident, Change, Problem, etc.
The other options are incorrect because:
"Incident table has a one to many relationship with the Task table" –> Not true; Incident is a type of Task, not related via a 1:N relationship.
"Incident table is related to the Task table via the INC number" –> INC number (number field) is just a unique identifier, not a relationship key.
"Incident table has a many to many relationship with the Task table" –> Incorrect; there is no M:N relation between Incident and Task. They are in a parent-child structure.
"Incident table is a database view of the Task table" –> No, Incident is a physical table extended from Task, not a view.
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‎04-23-2025 11:58 AM
Hi @sanasayyad
- Incident table is extended from Task table
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‎04-23-2025 12:02 PM - edited ‎04-23-2025 12:03 PM
Hi @sanasayyad
Option 2.Incident table is extended from Task table is correct
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‎04-23-2025 12:20 PM
Hello @sanasayyad!
The correct answer is the option #2: Incident table is extended from Task table.
Here is a brief explanation:
In ServiceNow the Task table is a base table used to standardize task-like records.
The Incident table is a child table that extends the Task table.
This means:
Incident inherits all fields and behavior from the Task table (e.g., assigned_to, priority, state).
It's part of the table hierarchy: Task > Incident.
Extension allows reusability and consistency across all task-based processes like Incident, Change, Problem, etc.
The other options are incorrect because:
"Incident table has a one to many relationship with the Task table" –> Not true; Incident is a type of Task, not related via a 1:N relationship.
"Incident table is related to the Task table via the INC number" –> INC number (number field) is just a unique identifier, not a relationship key.
"Incident table has a many to many relationship with the Task table" –> Incorrect; there is no M:N relation between Incident and Task. They are in a parent-child structure.
"Incident table is a database view of the Task table" –> No, Incident is a physical table extended from Task, not a view.
Please consider marking my answer as helpful and accepting it as the solution if it assisted you in any way.