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08-31-2023 04:15 AM - edited 08-31-2023 04:17 AM

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08-31-2023 04:55 AM
Hello @Khasim khan,
The correct answer is D.
There is a tabular variable named ‘name_details’. This is because the value uses the syntax $name_details[1] to access the first row of the tabular variable. A scalar variable would not have brackets or an index. This value is not from a WMI query operation step, but from a pattern step. A WMI query operation step would use the syntax wmic <query> to execute a WMI query. This value can be used in a pattern step, as long as the variables are defined and valid. For more information on pattern steps, see Pattern Steps - ServiceNow Docs. For more information on WMI queries, see Querying WMI - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn.
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08-31-2023 05:22 AM - edited 08-31-2023 05:25 AM
Then Maximumworkingsetsize,Pagefaults are scalar?
and win_process,$more_process_info tabular variables?
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09-05-2023 09:33 PM
Could you please look into the above question and confirm the solution.
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03-04-2024 11:00 AM
Yes, but more_process_info is not a variable. It is table name. but win32_process is tabular and Maximumworkingsetsize,Pagefaults are scalar.