In general, Service Catalog variables do not directly affect the order price. Service Catalog variables are primarily used for collecting user input and customizing the behavior of catalog items or processes. The order price is typically determined by factors such as the pricing rules, configuration items, or pricing models associated with the catalog items or services being ordered.
Variable
Service Catalog variables are global by default, display in all the tasks of a Requested Item, and provide options to tailor a catalog item to the customer's needs. For example, a computer might be available with different operating systems.
The Service Catalog lets you attach variables either to a catalog item or to an execution plan.
Question choices can define the available options and might affect the order price.
D is correct. In the Catalog Administration module of Additional ServiceNow Fundamentals Content in the on demand course, it says:
"Service Catalog variables are flagged as "Global" by default and will display in all the execution tasks of a requested item."
Not sure about D. If I am in my scoped app and create a new Cat Item Variable, the application field on the form is still the same scope (and protected). Unless they mean that the Cat Item app (and variables) is in the global scope.
Variable
Service Catalog variables are global by default, display in all the tasks of a Requested Item, and provide options to tailor a catalog item to the customer's needs. For example, a computer might be available with different operating systems.
The Service Catalog lets you attach variables either to a catalog item or to an execution plan.
Question choices can define the available options and might affect the order price.
It is not global by default, when creating a device catalog variable, you have to select if you’d like it to be global or not. Otherwise it won’t be global
login using system administrator role and visit -
Service Catelog> Catelog Definitions > Maintain Items > select any item > open any variable
in the FORM,
You can see Application - Global by default
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