ServiceNow Certified System Administration Practice

What table holds groups?

1. sys_user_group

2. sys_user_role

3. sys_user

4. sys_group

The correct answer is: sys_user_group

The correct choice is the table that specifically holds information about user groups within the ServiceNow platform. The sys_user_group table is designed to store and manage groups of users, which can include various roles and responsibilities within the organization. By maintaining this information in a dedicated table, ServiceNow allows for effective organization and management of user permissions, access control, and collaboration across different units or projects. Other options refer to different tables with distinct purposes. The sys_user_role table contains information about roles assigned to users. The sys_user table holds data about individual users, while the sys_group table is not a standard out-of-the-box table in ServiceNow. Thus, sys_user_group is clearly the most appropriate choice for holding group data.