A Salesforce administrator at a biomedical equipment manufacturer is updating field configurations on a custom object named Medical_Device__c. The administrator needs to convert an existing custom field, Calibration_Interval_Days__c, from a Number data type to a Picklist data type to enforce standardized values. Furthermore, the administrator needs to calculate the total repair expenditure by summarizing maintenance costs from a related custom object, Maintenance_Log__c, which is currently connected to Medical_Device__c through a Lookup relationship.
Which two statements accurately describe the system impacts and requirements of implementing these changes? (Select TWO.)
- Converting the custom field from Number to Picklist can result in data loss if existing numerical values do not correspond to the newly defined picklist values.Cevap
- Roll-up summary fields cannot be created on Medical_Device__c to aggregate repair costs because Maintenance_Log__c is connected using a Lookup relationship.Cevap
- CConverting a custom field to a Picklist automatically assigns all newly created picklist values to all existing record types on the Medical_Device__c object.
- DConverting the custom field to a Picklist automatically enables field mapping to standard Lead conversion fields without additional setup.
- EConverting the relationship to Master-Detail ensures that deleting a child Maintenance_Log__c record will automatically delete the parent Medical_Device__c record.
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Converting a Number field to a Picklist field can cause data loss if existing numerical data does not match newly defined picklist entries, and Roll-up Summary fields cannot be created over Lookup relationships because they strictly require a Master-Detail relationship.
Data type conversion from Number to Picklist can cause data loss if values do not match defined picklist entries. Additionally, roll-up summary fields require a Master-Detail relationship and cannot be created on parent objects linked via Lookup relationships.
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Custom Field Data Type Conversion Risks and Roll-up Summary Relationship Requirements