PL-100 · Question #24
You create a canvas app named Hardware Order that suggests computer hardware to customers. A value must be entered for the EmployeeID field when creating a new order if the value in the OrderType…
The correct answer is A. Set the scope of the business rule to Entity. D. Use the following condition expression. To enforce that EmployeeID is required when OrderType does not start with 'test', you need two things: (A) Set the business rule scope to 'Entity' - this ensures the rule is enforced at the server/data level, not just on a specific form, which is critical for reliable…
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- ASet the scope of the business rule to Entity.
- BAdd a Recommendation action and configure it to enter the order type.
- CSet the scope of the business rule to All Forms.
- DUse the following condition expression:
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(22 responses)- A77% (17)
- B9% (2)
- C14% (3)
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To enforce that EmployeeID is required when OrderType does not start with 'test', you need two things: (A) Set the business rule scope to 'Entity' - this ensures the rule is enforced at the server/data level, not just on a specific form, which is critical for reliable validation. (D) Use the correct condition expression that checks whether the OrderType field does not contain the prefix 'test' (the truncated option D refers to this condition logic). Option B is wrong because a Recommendation action suggests values but does not enforce required-field validation. Option C ('All Forms' scope) only applies client-side on forms and does not provide server-side enforcement, making it insufficient for robust validation.
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