What does the term "rollback" refer to in the context of running tests in ServiceNow?

In the context of running tests in ServiceNow, "rollback" specifically refers to the restoration of data to its original state. When tests are executed, especially in a development or testing environment, changes may be made to records, configurations, or data. A rollback ensures that any modifications made during testing do not remain in the system, preserving the integrity of the data and returning it to the state it was in prior to the tests.

This process is critical for maintaining a clean testing environment and ensuring that subsequent tests are not affected by prior changes. It allows developers and testers to conduct tests without the risk of permanent alterations to the system, thereby facilitating a safe testing environment that reflects the real-world usage of the application without unintended consequences.

While the other options highlight actions related to testing, they do not capture the essence of rollback as the reversion of data effects, which is the primary focus of the rollback concept in this context.