Server-Side Scripting Business Rules

Question 1

JavaScript that runs when:
-A record is displayed, inserted, updated, or deleted
-A table is queried

Answer 1

Business Rule

Question 2

Execute server-side
-Faster
-Does not monitor forms or lists

Answer 2

Business Rule

Question 3

Use the condition builder to determine when the business rule should run based on the field values in the selected Table.

Answer 3

Filter Conditions

Question 4

Select the roles that users who are modifying records in the table must have for this business rule to run.

Answer 4

Role Conditions

Question 5

Execute before a query is sent to the database

Answer 5

Before Query

Question 6

Execute after the data is read from the database and before the form is presented to the user

Answer 6

Display

Question 7

What is the Client Script that is always partnered with Display?

Answer 7

onLoad()

Question 8

This is the global object to be populated by the Display Business Rule.

Answer 8

g_scratchpad

Question 9

Execute after form submission and before record is updated in the database

Answer 9

Before

Question 10

Execute after form submission and after the record update in the database
Waits for the operation to finish before it does other processes

Answer 10

After

Question 11

Execute after records are inserted/modified/queried

Answer 11

Async

Question 12

T or F: Use Async Business Rules whenever possible

Answer 12

True

Question 13

What is the Business Rule to pass data from the server-side to the client-side during a form load using the g_scratchpad method?

Answer 13

Display

Question 14

Where should condition statements be written so unnecessary scripts do not run?

Answer 14

Condition Field.

Question 15

T or F: Always use current.update() in your scripts.

Answer 15

False. Never use current.update()