What is found on the far-right section of the Pattern Designer for horizontal patterns? (Choose two.)

The Pattern Designer is a graphical tool that allows users to create and edit horizontal discovery

patterns. The Pattern Designer has three main sections: the left section shows the CI type and the

pattern type, the middle section shows the pattern steps and the flow diagram, and the far-right

section shows the details of the selected step or operation. The far-right section can display the

following tabs, depending on the type of step or operation selected12:

Operations: This tab shows the list of available operations that can be added to the pattern, such as

Execute Command, Parse File, Set Parameter Value, etc. Operations are the basic building blocks of a

pattern that perform specific actions on the target device or the MID Server.

CI Attributes: This tab shows the list of attributes that can be set or updated for the CI type of the

pattern, such as name, serial number, manufacturer, etc. CI attributes are used to populate the CI

record in the CMDB with the information collected by the pattern.

Temporary Variables: This tab shows the list of temporary variables that can be created or used by

the pattern, such as $result, $output, $user_var, etc. Temporary variables are used to store and

manipulate data within the pattern, such as the output of a command, the value of a parameter, or

the result of a calculation.

CMDB Dashboard: This tab shows the CMDB dashboard that displays the CI record and its related

lists, such as relationships, identification rules, sensors, etc. The CMDB dashboard is used to preview

and verify the outcome of the pattern on the CI record in the CMDB.

Reference:

1: ServiceNow Discovery Documentation, Pattern Designer section

2: ServiceNow Discovery Overview, page 11