Which of the following statement is true?
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Save data explicitly is available only in High Interactivity interface
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The wildcard ‘*’ is a substitute for zero or more characters in a string query
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Save data implicitly is available only in Standard interactivity interface
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The wildcard ‘?’ can only be used for the query in date field
In Siebel queries, the asterisk (*) wildcard substitutes for zero or more characters, enabling pattern matching. Option A is incorrect because save data explicitly is available in both interface types. Option C is incorrect because implicit save works in High Interactivity, not just Standard. Option D is incorrect because the ? wildcard is for single characters and works in various field types, not just dates.
In search/query syntax (such as Siebel's query language), the asterisk * wildcard matches zero or more characters within a string, letting users perform flexible partial-match searches. This is a general-purpose wildcard usable across text fields, not restricted to dates, and data-saving behavior (implicit/explicit) is governed by interface mode settings unrelated to wildcard usage.