If there are two UI actions with the same action name but different names, how will the system behave?

If there are two UI actions with the same action name but different names, how will the system behave?

• A. Both UI actions will execute.
• B. Only the action with the matching name will execute.
• C. None of the UI actions will execute.
• D. They will conflict and cause an error

Answer: (C)

UI actions are identified by a unique action name on a given table, and that name is used to locate the script to run when the action is triggered. If two UI actions share the same action name, the lookup becomes ambiguous, so the system cannot determine which script should execute. To prevent unpredictable behavior, none of the actions run in that situation. The fix is to ensure each UI action on the table has a unique action name. Why the other options don’t fit: the system doesn’t automatically run both actions just because they share a name, and it doesn’t selectively run only one since there isn’t a single definitive match to choose. It also doesn’t necessarily throw an error here; it avoids running anything to prevent inconsistent results.

UI actions are identified by a unique action name on a given table, and that name is used to locate the script to run when the action is triggered. If two UI actions share the same action name, the lookup becomes ambiguous, so the system cannot determine which script should execute. To prevent unpredictable behavior, none of the actions run in that situation. The fix is to ensure each UI action on the table has a unique action name.

Why the other options don’t fit: the system doesn’t automatically run both actions just because they share a name, and it doesn’t selectively run only one since there isn’t a single definitive match to choose. It also doesn’t necessarily throw an error here; it avoids running anything to prevent inconsistent results.