Which table extends the Content (sn_grc_content) table to store citations?

Which table extends the Content (sn_grc_content) table to store citations?

• A. sn_compliance_citation
• B. sn_grc_issue
• C. sn_compliance_policy_statement
• D. sn_risk_risk

Answer: (A)

In this data model, citations are modeled as an extension of the content item. The Content records live in sn_grc_content, and to store citation details you use the extension table sn_compliance_citation. This table inherits the core fields from the content table and adds fields specific to citations (such as source or reference details), keeping the relationship between content and its references clear and consistent. The other tables serve different purposes: sn_grc_issue tracks issues identified in risk or controls, sn_compliance_policy_statement stores policy statements, and sn_risk_risk represents risk records. None of these extend the content table to hold citation data, so they aren’t used for storing citations.

In this data model, citations are modeled as an extension of the content item. The Content records live in sn_grc_content, and to store citation details you use the extension table sn_compliance_citation. This table inherits the core fields from the content table and adds fields specific to citations (such as source or reference details), keeping the relationship between content and its references clear and consistent.

The other tables serve different purposes: sn_grc_issue tracks issues identified in risk or controls, sn_compliance_policy_statement stores policy statements, and sn_risk_risk represents risk records. None of these extend the content table to hold citation data, so they aren’t used for storing citations.