What does accessing an ACL require to be successful?

Access Control Lists (ACLs) are vital in managing permissions within ServiceNow because they determine who can view or interact with certain data. For an ACL to be successfully evaluated, a comprehensive assessment of all relevant fields is necessary. This is due to the fact that ACLs operate based on conditions which may involve multiple fields and criteria to ascertain access.

When an ACL rule processes a request, it evaluates the specific conditions set for that rule against the user's roles, the record's data, and other fields. A successful evaluation often requires checking various attributes to confirm whether access should be granted or denied according to the defined rules. Thus, the true evaluation across all fields ensures that the access decision is made correctly in accordance with the ACL's rules.

The other choices reflect misunderstandings of ACL requirements. Administrative rights are not necessarily required; read permissions alone do not encompass the full evaluation needed, and while specific roles can limit access, the essential factor for successful ACL access is the thorough evaluation of relevant fields.