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### User table should not be extended
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Check if the User [sys_user] table has been extended. This is not recommended and can cause problems when a user needs to be in more than one user table.
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### Do not reference sys_choice table
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The Choice table should not be used as the reference table for a Reference type field. Reference fields store the sys_id of the corresponding record in the reference table and show the specified display value. For example: the caller_id field stores the sys_id of a record from the user table and displays the corresponding name value. This presents a problem when using the sys_choice table, because existing records are deleted and replaced when choices are modified. This causes a new sys_id to be generated for each record in the choice list. So the sys_id stored in the Reference field is no longer a valid value and the reference is broken.
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## Category: Performance
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### getMessage() called in Client Script
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Navigate to the user preference <sys_user_preference> table and search by 'rowcount'. Set the value to 50 max.
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Also, can set the property 'glide.ui.per_page' sys property value to 10, 20, 50 only
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### Do not reference sys_choice table
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The Choice table should not be used as the reference table for a Reference type field. Reference fields store the sys_id of the corresponding record in the reference table and show the specified display value. For example: the caller_id field stores the sys_id of a record from the user table and displays the corresponding name value. This presents a problem when using the sys_choice table, because existing records are deleted and replaced when choices are modified. This causes a new sys_id to be generated for each record in the choice list. So the sys_id stored in the Reference field is no longer a valid value and the reference is broken.
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## Category: Security
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##Check Mandatory fields on incident

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