Parent table for Agile development tables - rm_epic, rm_enhancement, rm_story and rm_defect

[Ragavan]

From this community and documentation of ServiceNow, I know that 'Task' is the parent table from which Incident and Problem tables are extended. However, I can't seem to find from which table the Agile development tables - rm_epic, rm_story, rm_defect and rm_enhancement - are extended. Please, provide information or pointers to the doc available that I should be reading.

[Apeksha Joshi]

Hi there ,

this might help you :

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/london-it-business-management/page/product/sdlc-scrum/reference/r...

hope this helps !

regards ,

Apeksha

[Apeksha Joshi]

The Agile Development application uses the following tables to manage the scrum process.

• Application Model [cmdb_application_product_model]: represents whole products whose releases are being managed.
• Release Product [m2m_product_release]: represents all managed products.
• The following tables represent releases.
  • Scrum Release [rm_release_scrum]: represents all available releases. Each release contains a list of sprints with a time range in which the stories in those sprints must be completed.
  • Sprint [rm_sprint]: stores sprints, which are the backlog items to be addressed during a given time period.
• The following tables represent product backlog items to be included in the sprint.
  • Team [scrum_pp_team]: represents who will complete Scrum tasks and stories during releases and sprints.
  • Epic [rm_epic]: represents stories or requirements that you have not yet transformed into stories.
  • Theme [scrum_theme]: represents either a tangible product (such as a trading application) or an abstract goal (such as performance tuning).
  • Story [rm_story]: represents self-contained pieces of work that can be completed within a sprint.
  • Scrum task [rm_scrum_task]: represents a discrete amount of work for a story carried out during a sprint.
  • Defect [rm_defect]: represents a deviation from expected product behavior.
  • Enhancement [rm_enhancement]: represents an improvement to an existing product.

[Akshata jamdar]

Hi,

This will give you all table details

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/london-it-business-management/page/product/sdlc-scrum/reference/r...

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/london-it-business-management/page/product/sdlc-scrum/reference/r...

If this will help you please mark the answer correct and helpful.

Regards,

Akshata