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A.REQ (Number)>RITM (Number)>PROCUREMENT (Number)

B.FULFILLMENT (Number)>RITM (Number)>TASK (Number)

C.REQ (Number)>RITM (Number)>TASK (Number)

D.RITM (Number)>REQ (Number)>PROCUREMENT (Number)

A.read-only

B.Necessary

C.write-only

D.Mandatory

E.Empty

F.Hidden

A.Digest Token: An encrypted digest of the user name and password in the user record.

B.LDAP: The user name and password are accessed via LDAP in the corporate directory, which has a
matching user account in the database.

C.SAML 2.0: The user name and password configured in a SAML identity provider account, which has a
matching user account in the database.

D.OAuth 2.0: The user name and password of OAuth identity provider, which has a matching user account
in the database.

E.Multifactor: The user name and password in the database and passcode sent to the user's mobile device
that has Google Authenticator installed

F.Local Database: The user name and password in their user record in the instance database.

A.A schema map enables administrators to define records from specific tables as trouble sources for Configuration Items

B.A schema map graphically organizes the visual task boards for the CMDB

C.A schema map graphically displays the Configuration Items that support a business service

D.A schema map displays the details of tables and their relationships in a visual manner, allowing administrators to view and easily access different parts of the database schema