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3 years ago

What feature should an administrator use to meet these requirements?

Computers and Technology

1 answer:

Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. Record types

D. Support processes

E. Page layouts

Explanation:

Record type used in administrator to meet the requirements.

Information is typed into record and stored.Worker look back to save information.

Support process support the management of process.Creating , Analyzing the process.

Page layout tool allows the user to see detail . This is important because you want to see which field user can access.

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{

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};

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{

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lecturerObj1.lecturerId = 100;

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lecturerObj1.courseTeaching[1] = courseObj3;

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