Which two statements are true about Workflow rules?
A.
You can select only one record type, with up to three trigger events, for each Workflow rule.
B.
You can select only one record type and one trigger event for each Workflow rule.
C.
A Workflow rule must have a Condition so the appropriate records can be identified on which to
execute the actions.
D.
Once you save a Workflow rule, you cannot change its record type, trigger event or condition.
E.
Once you save a Workflow rule, you cannot change its record type or trigger event, but you can
change its condition.
Explanation:
Each workflow rule relates to one record type only. The rule is
evaluated for that type of record and the actions are performed
on that type of record. After a rule is created, you cannot change
the record type on the rule.
The event that triggers the rule. When this event occurs on a
record of the specified type, the rule is evaluated. After a rule is
created, you cannot change the trigger event on the rule.
If you want to define conditions on the workflow rule, click the fx i con in the Workflow Rule
Condition section of the Workflow Rule Detail page and use the Siebel Query Language
Expression Builder to define the workflow rule condition.
NOTE: If you do not define any conditions for the workflow rule, the actions on the
rule will be performed each time the rule is triggered.