You create a custom entity. Records are created by users through the user interface, and through a backend integration. You must combine two fields to populate a new field that will replace the name field on the entity.
You need to ensure that the new field displays a result immediately after a new record is saved.
What should you use?
A. a background workflow
B. JavaScript code on the record form
C. a form-scoped business rule
D. a calculated field
Correct answer is D – a new calculated field can concatenate two fields of type single line of text.
The answer is ‘D’:
A: false due to the requirement that the field has to be filled in immediately, (background workflow = asynchronous workflow)
B: JavaScript code doesn’t trigger when records are created through back-end
C: Same reason as B (C could have been correct if the form-scope was set to ‘entity’)
Answer is A. OOB Name field cannot be a calculated field. WF must by sync.
here says “new field that will replace the name field on the entity” and option A says “a background workflow”, so A is not correct. D is the correct one
I think correct answer is “D” – Calculated Field! Javascript code will not affect field value, when record will be created through backend integration.
B is the correct answer
It is c 100%