The validation types that are used when planning the validation strategy are shown as follows.
Match the validation typos with their functionality.
*1 None a) Identify the source table and the column for value’s.
*2 Independent b) Specify the format validation required.
*3 Dependent c) Identify the list of acceptable values.
*4 Table d) Identify the default value for each subgroup of values.
A.
1-d, 2-c,3-b,4-a
B.
1-b, 2-d, 3-c, 4-a
C.
1-b, 2-c, 3-d, 4-a
D.
1-c, 2-d, 3-a, 4-b
Explanation:
* None (1-B):not validated at all
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.
*Independent (2-C) :An Independent value set provides a predefined list of values for a segment.These values can have an associated description.
Dependent(3-D):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.
Table(4-A): A table-validated value set provides a predefined list of values like an independent set,
but its values are stored in an application table. You define which table you want to use, along with
a WHERE cause to limit the values you want to use for your set. Typically, you use a tablevalidated set when you have a table whose values are already maintained in an application table
(for example, a table of vendor names maintained by a Define Vendors form). Table validation
also provides some advanced features such as allowing a segment to depend upon multiple prior
segments in the same structure.
Reference: Choosing a Validation Type for Your Value Set