Which component is described as client-side in the material?

Which component is described as client-side in the material?

• A. UI Policies
• B. Business Rules
• C. Scheduled Jobs
• D. Script Actions

Answer: (A)

UI Policies are designed to run in the user’s browser to control the form’s UI in real time. They use conditions to set fields as read-only, mandatory, or hidden as the user interacts with the form, without needing to talk to the server. This immediate, client-side behavior is what makes them the client-side component described in the material. In contrast, the other items operate on the server: Business Rules execute when records are created or updated to enforce data integrity and perform server-side logic; Scheduled Jobs run on a server clock and execute tasks on a schedule; Script Actions are server-side scripts triggered by events or workflows.

UI Policies are designed to run in the user’s browser to control the form’s UI in real time. They use conditions to set fields as read-only, mandatory, or hidden as the user interacts with the form, without needing to talk to the server. This immediate, client-side behavior is what makes them the client-side component described in the material.

In contrast, the other items operate on the server: Business Rules execute when records are created or updated to enforce data integrity and perform server-side logic; Scheduled Jobs run on a server clock and execute tasks on a schedule; Script Actions are server-side scripts triggered by events or workflows.