Multiple choice technology enterprise content management

It possible to create custum type without super type

  1. True

  2. False
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A Correct answer
Explanation

In Documentum, custom object types can be created without specifying a super type, though they will typically default to inheriting from dm_sysobject. The statement reflects that creating a custom type doesn't strictly require explicitly defining a super type in the creation command.

AI explanation

In many typing/modeling systems (e.g., custom data-type or class hierarchies in modeling tools), you can define a custom type as a standalone/root type without deriving it from an existing supertype — inheritance from a supertype is typically optional, not mandatory, when creating a new type. So 'True' fits the general rule that supertype specification is optional in most such systems. Without more specific product context this is a narrow, tool-dependent fact rather than something verifiable from general principles, so it's held with lower confidence.

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