D. Server: When you set a policy that applies to all data entered into the platform, such as through the UI (User Interface), Import Sets, or Web Services, the policy is typically enforced on the server side. The server is responsible for processing and validating the data that is being entered into the platform. By running the policy on the server, the platform can ensure consistent enforcement of the policy rules regardless of the entry point (UI, Import Sets, or Web Services) used to submit the data. This helps maintain data integrity and security across the platform.

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D. Server. When you set a policy that applies to all data entered into the platform, such as through the UI (User Interface), Import Sets, or Web Services, the policy is typically enforced on the server side. The server is responsible for processing and validating the data that is being entered into the platform. By running the policy on the server, the platform can ensure consistent enforcement of the policy rules regardless of the entry point (UI, Import Sets, or Web Services) used to submit the data. This helps maintain data integrity and security across the platform.

As explained here, data policy runs only on server https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/utah-platform-administration/page/administer/field-administration/concept/c_DataPolicy.html

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A data policy is applied at the Server. Consider trying to create an Incident using REST API. The server would need to reject the HTTP request if a mandatory field is empty.

Server is correct

https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/tokyo-platform-administration/page/administer/field-administration/concept/c_DataPolicy.html

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