Multiple choice technology enterprise content management

If you need to change grandchild of the primary element, you should copy the entire child (that contains the grandchild) of the primary element to the /custom application layer.

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

When modifying nested elements (grandchildren) in the framework's layer system, you must copy the entire parent child element that contains the grandchild to your custom application layer. This maintains the structural integrity and allows proper override of the nested configuration.

AI explanation

Because configuration inheritance works at the level of whole elements rather than individual sub-fields, if you need to modify a grandchild setting you must copy the entire enclosing child element (not just the grandchild) into the custom layer so the override is applied as a complete, valid unit. Partial fragments wouldn't properly merge with the inherited structure.

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