When extending the OOTB Recipient schema, what is a crucial step to avoid conflicts?

The correct answer is A. Using a custom namespace. Using a custom namespace (e.g., 'cus') for new fields and schemas is a best practice to prevent conflicts with OOTB elements and during upgrades.

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AUsing a custom namespace
BDeleting all OOTB fields
CRenaming the schema to "recipient"
DNot adding any new indexes

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A
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B
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C
4% (1)
D
11% (3)

Explanation

Using a custom namespace (e.g., 'cus') for new fields and schemas is a best practice to prevent conflicts with OOTB elements and during upgrades.

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#schema extension#custom namespace#recipient schema#OOTB customization

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