A CMDB Administrator needs to identify which attributes have been created specifically for the Windows Server class. Which tab in the Attributes…

In the CI Class Manager, when viewing the attributes of a specific class like Windows Server, the Added tab is used. This tab displays only the attributes that have been defined directly on that specific class. It excludes attributes that are inherited from any of its parent classes in the class hierarchy (e.g., attributes inherited from the Server [cmdbciserver] or Hardware [cmdbcihardware] classes). This allows an administrator to easily identify custom attributes for a particular class.

A. Child: This is not a standard tab for viewing attributes of the current class; it relates to viewing child classes in the hierarchy.

C. All: The "All" tab shows every attribute for the class, including those inherited from all parent classes, not just those added specifically to it.

D. Derived: "Derived" is not a standard tab for viewing attributes in the CI Class Manager. Attributes are inherited from parent classes, not derived.

ServiceNow Product Documentation

"CI Class Manager". The documentation describes the user interface

including the "Attributes" section with its "All" and "Added" tabs for viewing class attributes.

ServiceNow Developer Documentation

"CI Class Manager". This resource explains how to "View the attributes that are defined for a class

and attributes that are inherited from parent classes" and implicitly distinguishes between all attributes and those added to the specific class.