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[Snow preck]

[Deepak Shaerma]

Hi @Snow preck 

UI policy has UI policy actions and also script when condition evaluates to true/false

so this is the order; try once

1) UI policy action first

2) UI policy script

Ques 2 : current and email is the correct answer

Ques 3: again B is the right answer to show field info msg to specific field. 

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Deepak Sharma

[SK Chand Basha]

Hi @Snow preck 

1.

Execution order:

1. UI policy script

2. UI policy action

UI Policy scripts use the client-side API to execute script logic based on whether the UI Policy condition tests true or false. Use UI Policy scripts to create complex conditional checks or to take actions other than setting field attributes (mandatory, read-only, or visible).

The scripting fields for UI Policies are only visible in the Advanced view. To enable the scripting fields, select the Run scripts option.

• The Execute if true script executes when the UI Policy condition tests true.
• The Execute if false script executes when the UI Policy condition tests false.

2. B 

3. B 

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[Sandeep Rajput]

@Snow preck Here are the answers.

Question1: Which one of the following is true

Answer: A. A UI Policy's Action execute before the UI Policy's script 

Reference: https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/which-executes-first-ui-policy-action-or-ui-pol...

Question2: Which objects can be used in Inbound Action scripts?

Answer:  current and email

Question 3: When writing a Client Script to provide feedback targeted at a specific field, which method should be used.

Answer: g_form.showFieldMsg();

[Yashsvi]

Hi @Snow preck, 

1 Question Answer - (A) A UI Policy's Action execute before the UI Policy's script. 

2 Question Answer - (B) current and email

3 Question Answer - (B) g_form.showFieldMsg();

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