Universal Containers (UC) wants to build a Recruiting app that allows for multiple Positions to appear on custom objects Websites and Postings. UC requires a report that shows the related custom objects of Postings.
Which two items should an app builder configure to implement this? (Choose two.)
To build the Recruiting app and generate the required reports, configuring the Postings object with a Master-Detail relationship to both Positions and Websites ensures that the related records will be properly linked and manageable. Additionally, Salesforce often automatically creates standard report types for custom objects that have master-detail relationships, which enables the generation of reports that show related custom objects, making it unnecessary to create custom report types manually.
Why Master Detail?
If you create new MD with another object, new custom object will be created automatically related their relationship.
If C is right, which all claim, then D is the other correct answer because: When custom objects and custom master detail relationships are created Salesforce will often automatically create "standard" report types.
I've tested it. I've created a Postings object with Master-Detail field to both Positions and Websites and no standard report type was created. So it seems to be AC is the right answer.
Soooo... I've noticed that I've not ticked "Allow Reports" under the creation of the objects... So I try it again and with "Allow Reports" ticked upon creation I got 2 Standard report types... Right now I'm confused... We should consider this question as "Allow Reports" ticked or not?
It should be C and not B, because if you delete a Posting record you also want the related record on the child objects to de removed
I have tested this too and if you select available for reporting in the "Other Reports" section you will find the report Postings with Positions and Websites. C & D are the correct answers.
B works as well. I tested it with a Lookup relationship and it created a Standard report type as well. So, it could be BC and D
I am confused on this question. Can anyone explain further?
C and D Report type would be created automatically in Master-Detail Relation
I think C and D is the right answer. The report needs to show the records that have always related records and this is true for standard report type. No need so for custmos report type where you can show records if they have related records or not
C D Is the right answer.
No, It is an custom object, no standard.
u can see a standard report type for a custom object if u chk available for reporting while creating the object