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C1000-132 · Question #37

What are the three types of Object Data Restrictions that can be configured in the Security Groups application?

The correct answer is A. Qualified B. Hidden C. Read Only. In Workday's Security Groups application, Object Data Restrictions have exactly three configurable types: Qualified (restricts access to data meeting specific conditions), Hidden (prevents the field or data from being visible to the user at all), and Read Only (allows viewing…

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Question

What are the three types of Object Data Restrictions that can be configured in the Security Groups application?

Options

  • AQualified
  • BHidden
  • CRead Only
  • DRequired
  • ERestricted
  • FUser

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    91% (20)
  • D
    5% (1)
  • E
    5% (1)

Explanation

In Workday's Security Groups application, Object Data Restrictions have exactly three configurable types: Qualified (restricts access to data meeting specific conditions), Hidden (prevents the field or data from being visible to the user at all), and Read Only (allows viewing but blocks editing). Options D (Required), E (Restricted), and F (User) are not valid Object Data Restriction types - "Required" is a field-level validation concept, "Restricted" is too generic and not a defined restriction type in this context, and "User" refers to a security group type, not a data restriction.

Memory tip: Think Q-H-R - "Qualify who sees it, Hide it entirely, or Read-only lock it" - these three represent a spectrum from conditional access to full visibility control to view-only access.

Topics

#Security Groups#object data restrictions#Qualified Hidden Read Only#access control

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