sys_db_object has own table sys_id ?
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yesterday
yes - 3D2b110022482132108bb2a3a8cef797a3
sys id and its label is table
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yesterday
Hi @arishsaifi9
In ServiceNow, every record across all tables is uniquely identified by a sys_id a 32-character Globally Unique IDentifier (GUID) generated automatically upon record creation.
This unique key ensures data integrity, as it is permanent, non-recycled.
That way sys_db_object has its own table sys_id as it shared by @Dr Atul G- LNG .

