AW Computing has a new requirement from its security team where audit information relating to an account must be recorded in a new custom object called Audit. Audit records need to be preserved for…

The correct answer is B. Lookup. A lookup relationship creates a link between two objects. The child object can have its own security settings and does not inherit them from the parent object. This is suitable for audit records that need to be preserved and accessed by a specific team.

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AW Computing has a new requirement from its security team where audit information relating to an account must be recorded in a new custom object called Audit. Audit records need to be preserved for 10 years and only accessible by the audit team. What relationship should be used to relate the Audit object to the Account object?

Options

AMaster-Detail
BLookup
CMany-To-Many
DSelf

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A
9% (2)
B
82% (18)
C
5% (1)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

A lookup relationship creates a link between two objects. The child object can have its own security settings and does not inherit them from the parent object. This is suitable for audit records that need to be preserved and accessed by a specific team.

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