An administrator at a corporate catering enterprise is setting up a new custom object named Event_Booking__c in Salesforce to manage client events. Which two options represent standard capabilities available when defining optional features and properties during custom object creation? (Select 2)
- Enabling Allow Reports to permit users to report on records of this custom object using standard report typesAnswer
- Setting the Record Name data type to Auto-Number with a custom display formatAnswer
- CCreating native Roll-up Summary fields on the custom object while it is related to a parent object using a Lookup relationship
- DConfiguring child detail records to remain unaffected and active in the database when the master record is deleted in a Master-Detail relationship
Answer
The correct options are enabling Allow Reports to permit reporting via standard report types and setting the Record Name data type to Auto-Number with a custom display format.
When configuring a custom object, enabling 'Allow Reports' allows standard report types to include the object. Additionally, administrators can choose between Text and Auto-Number for the object's Record Name field, configuring display formats as needed.
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Custom Object Creation and Optional Features