A.On the Internet tab, select Return to Search

B.On the Internet tab, select Page Navigation in History

C.On the Use tab, select Update/Display

D.On the Internet tab, select Return to List

E.On the Use tab, select Return to Search

A.Any changes made to the record definition in Application Designer are stored in a PeopleTools table as application metadata.

B.In Application Designer, with a record definition open, you can insert additional fields.

C.In Application Designer, with a record definition open, you can add or update transactional application data, such as adding a new inventory item.

D.In Application Designer, with a record definition open, you can set a record field to be a required field for which an end user must specify a value when adding a new row of transactional data.

E.In Application Designer, with a record definition open, you can modify the key structure of the record definition.

F.In Application Designer, with a record definition open, you can view transactional application data, such as inventory items provided by a vendor.

A.You change the label of a key field

B.You change an ascending key to a descending key

C.You deselect the Alternate Search Key check box

D.You change the length of a non-key field

E.You deselect the Search Key check box (only) for a field

A.On the Internet tab of the Component Properties dialog box, select the Display Hyperlinks check box

B.On the Internet tab of the Component Properties dialog box, select the Display Folder Tabs check box

C.Enter the labels for the folder tab labels and on the Use tab of the Component Properties dialog box, select the Include in Navigation check box

D.On the Use tab of the Component Properties dialog box, select the Include in Navigation check box

E.Enter the labels for the folder tab labels

A.&Row =&Rowset.GetRow;

B.&Row = CreateRow();

C.&Row = &Rowset.GetCurrRow;

D.&Row = GetRow();

E.&Row = &Rowset.Row();