Which three statements are true types of value sets? (Choose three.)
A.
Dependent value setcan be associated with any typeof value set.
B.
A None valueset performs only minimal checking of data type and length.
C.
A Dependent value setcanbe associated only with an Independent value set.
D.
An Independentvalue set can be associated only with a Dependent value set.
E.
An Independentvalue set performs basic checking but also checks a value that is entered
against the list ofapproved values.
Explanation:
B:You use a None type value set when you want to allow users to enter any value
so long as that value meets the value set formatting rules. That is, the value must not exceed the
maximum length you define for your value set, and it must meet any format requirements for that
value set.
C:A dependent value set is similar to an independent value set, except that the available values in
the list and the meaning of a given value depend on which independent value was selected in a
prior segment of the flexfield structure. You can think of a dependent value set as a collection of
little value sets, with one little set for each independent value in the corresponding independent
value set. You must define your independent value set before you define the dependent value set
that depends on it.
Note:
Independent and dependent value sets have a special relationship. While you can have the same
dependent values for any of your independent values, the meanings (or descriptions) – as well as
any segment qualifier values, enabled/activation information and descriptive flexfield data for that
value – of the dependent values depend on which of the independent values you choose in the
prior independent segment.
You must set up your independent-dependent value sets carefully using the following sequence:
* Create your independent value set first
* Create your dependent value set, specifying a default value
* Define your independent values
* Define your dependent values
Reference: Choosing a Validation Type for Your Value Set