A Salesforce administrator is implementing validation rules on custom objects to enforce data quality standards across the organization. Which TWO statements accurately describe the key behavior and configuration rules of Salesforce validation rules? (Select TWO answers)
- A validation rule formula must evaluate to TRUE in order to display the error message and prevent the record from saving.Cevap
- The ISBLANK() function should be preferred over ISNULL() in validation formulas because ISBLANK() supports text fields and picklists in addition to numeric fields.Cevap
- CValidation rule formulas automatically evaluate to FALSE when a referenced field contains a null value, eliminating the need for explicit null checks.
- DValidation rules on Account, Contact, and Opportunity records are automatically bypassed during Lead conversion when mapped custom fields contain invalid data.
- ECreating a validation rule on an object automatically restricts picklist value availability across all Record Types defined on that object.
Cevap
Validation rules prevent record saving by displaying an error when the formula evaluates to TRUE, and administrators should use ISBLANK() rather than ISNULL() for comprehensive null checking across field types.
Salesforce validation rules halt record creation or editing whenever the rule formula evaluates to TRUE. Additionally, Salesforce standard practice dictates using the ISBLANK() function instead of ISNULL() because ISBLANK() reliably handles text strings and picklist fields in addition to numeric values.
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