Which of the following is a false statement about conditional dml ?
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Which of the following is a false statement about conditional dml ?
A conditional field must not contain a reference to either a lookup function or a global variable.
Although DML syntax allows you to include a function field as part of a conditional field, the function field is not conditional and works the same way whether or not the condition is met.
A record type cannot declare nullable and conditional fields at the same time.
A conditional field can share a delimiter with the record.
For a conditional field to be nullable, it must have a default value.
This question asks which statement about conditional DML is FALSE. The correct answer is D because conditional fields CANNOT share delimiters with the record - each conditional field must have its own delimiter specification. Options A, B, C, and E are all true statements about conditional DML fields in Ab Initio.