Which option best lists the entities included when configuring an assessment scheduler for RAM?

Which option best lists the entities included when configuring an assessment scheduler for RAM?

• A. Any active entity
• B. A published RAM
• C. Entities from designated entity classes
• D. Objects from ServiceNow tables

Answer: (C)

When configuring an assessment scheduler for RAM, you scope which records to assess by selecting designated entity classes. RAM uses entity classes to group the kinds of items you want evaluated, so the scheduler will include only entities that belong to those classes. This targeted scope keeps the assessments relevant and manageable, rather than pulling in every active record or dimming the focus with unrelated data. The other options don’t fit because they either broaden the scope beyond what RAM is intended to assess (any active entity), relate to the content of a RAM rather than which items to assess (a published RAM), or are too generic and ignore the class-based organization RAM relies on (objects from ServiceNow tables).

When configuring an assessment scheduler for RAM, you scope which records to assess by selecting designated entity classes. RAM uses entity classes to group the kinds of items you want evaluated, so the scheduler will include only entities that belong to those classes. This targeted scope keeps the assessments relevant and manageable, rather than pulling in every active record or dimming the focus with unrelated data. The other options don’t fit because they either broaden the scope beyond what RAM is intended to assess (any active entity), relate to the content of a RAM rather than which items to assess (a published RAM), or are too generic and ignore the class-based organization RAM relies on (objects from ServiceNow tables).