Which statement is true about update sets tracking customizations for a table that has an update sync dictionary attribute?

Which statement is true about update sets tracking customizations for a table that has an update sync dictionary attribute?

• A. Update sets track customizations only when the table has an update sync dictionary attribute.
• B. Update sets track customizations regardless of the table's update sync dictionary attribute.
• C. Update sets track customizations for a few fields only.
• D. Update sets never track customizations.

Answer: (A)

Update sets capture changes to a table’s dictionary (its schema) only if that table is marked to participate in update set synchronization. When a table has the update_sync_dictionary attribute enabled, any customization to that table’s dictionary—such as adding or altering fields—will be recorded in an update set. If the table doesn’t have this attribute, its dictionary changes aren’t tracked by update sets, so those customizations can’t be moved with an update set. That’s why the statement stating you only get update set tracking when the table has the update sync dictionary attribute is correct.

Update sets capture changes to a table’s dictionary (its schema) only if that table is marked to participate in update set synchronization. When a table has the update_sync_dictionary attribute enabled, any customization to that table’s dictionary—such as adding or altering fields—will be recorded in an update set. If the table doesn’t have this attribute, its dictionary changes aren’t tracked by update sets, so those customizations can’t be moved with an update set. That’s why the statement stating you only get update set tracking when the table has the update sync dictionary attribute is correct.