Which statement about extending a table is correct?

Which statement about extending a table is correct?

• A. Use Existing Fields With No Modifications
• B. Existing Logic From the Parent Table Will Be Automatically Applied
• C. You Cannot Extend Task Table
• D. It Creates Redundant Data

Answer: (B)

Extending a table creates a child that inherits the parent’s structure and behavior. Because of this inheritance, any business rules, client scripts, or UI policies defined on the parent table automatically apply to the extended child table. You don’t need to rewrite that logic for the child—it's applied by default. You can still add new fields or customize things on the child, but the existing logic from the parent is inherited and used as is. The other statements don’t fit: you can extend tables like Task, you can reuse and also augment fields, and extending doesn’t create redundant data; it shares the parent’s logic and structure with the child.

Extending a table creates a child that inherits the parent’s structure and behavior. Because of this inheritance, any business rules, client scripts, or UI policies defined on the parent table automatically apply to the extended child table. You don’t need to rewrite that logic for the child—it's applied by default. You can still add new fields or customize things on the child, but the existing logic from the parent is inherited and used as is. The other statements don’t fit: you can extend tables like Task, you can reuse and also augment fields, and extending doesn’t create redundant data; it shares the parent’s logic and structure with the child.