What option do you use on a list's Configuration menu to see the existing business logic for a table?

To view the existing business logic for a table in ServiceNow, using the option from a list's Configuration menu is essential. The "Configure" option allows you to access various configurations applicable to the selected table. Specifically, when you choose to configure a list, one of the available selections will direct you to business rules, script includes, and other critical elements that contribute to the business logic functioning on that table.

The word "Configure" encompasses a range of settings, including the ability to see fields, dictionary entries, and associated business logic. This access is vital because understanding the underlying rules and scripts that govern the behavior of a table helps developers and administrators manage, modify, or troubleshoot the application effectively.

Other options mentioned, while they could sound relevant, do not provide direct access to view business logic as comprehensively as "Configure" does. For instance, "View Logic" is not standard terminology within the ServiceNow platform, and "Edit Rules" suggests direct modification, which is not solely focused on viewing existing logic. Similarly, "Manage Scripts" is quite specific and does not have the broader context needed to encompass all forms of business logic attached to a table.