Application access applied to scripts executed in the global scope.

Application access applied to scripts executed in the global scope.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only to server scripts
• D. Only to client scripts

Answer: (B)

Scope and isolation in ServiceNow mean that code running in the global scope sits outside any application's boundaries. Application access is a mechanism that enforces boundaries inside a scoped app, controlling what code within that app (or code explicitly granted cross-scope access) can do. Since global scope code isn’t contained to a particular app, those application-specific access controls don't apply in the same way. In other words, application access isn’t enforced for scripts executing in the global scope, so the statement is false.

Scope and isolation in ServiceNow mean that code running in the global scope sits outside any application's boundaries. Application access is a mechanism that enforces boundaries inside a scoped app, controlling what code within that app (or code explicitly granted cross-scope access) can do. Since global scope code isn’t contained to a particular app, those application-specific access controls don't apply in the same way. In other words, application access isn’t enforced for scripts executing in the global scope, so the statement is false.