Free ServiceNow CSA Actual Exam Questions - Question 8 Discussion

Maybe D can’t be right since Business Rule Scripts run on the server side, not in the browser. That leaves A as the best fit since client scripts definitely run client-side.

It’s A since client scripts run in the browser; policies mainly don’t.

I’m on the same page about client scripts running in the browser since they directly affect the UI and respond to user actions. Policies, as far as I know, mainly run on the server to enforce data consistency and access rules behind the scenes, so that makes me doubt including them here. The other options like business rules and script includes are definitely server-side, so those seem less likely. So isn’t this question really about which scripts are designed for the client side? That would make client scripts the only true browser-run option.

It’s A for sure. Client scripts handle anything that needs to happen instantly in the browser, like validating inputs, while other scripts are server-side, so they don’t fit here.

A. Client scripts definitely run in the browser because they're designed to handle things like form validation and UI interactions on the client side. Policies might be a bit iffy, but since they can enforce rules on the client side too, including them makes sense here. The other options like business rules and script includes are mostly server-side, so they wouldn’t fit for scripts that run in the browser. Access control scripts are about permissions, not really about where they run.

It’s A because client scripts run directly in the browser, while business rules and script includes execute on the server side. Access control scripts manage permissions, not client execution.

A imo, browser scripts usually mean stuff like client scripts that run right there on the user side. Business rules and script includes tend to be server-side from what I remember. Access control scripts are more about permissions, not really tied to the browser environment. So option A sounds like the one here. Haven’t seen this exact question before but seems pretty standard.