In a record-based search, each result is one what?

In a record-based search, each result is one what?

• A. A group of records
• B. A contact
• C. One record
• D. A set of fields

Answer: (C)

The unit you get back from a record-based search is a single record. A record is one entity represented by a set of fields (like name, email, id, etc.), and a search returns rows that match your criteria, with each row being its own record. So you’ll see one record per result, not a group of records, not just a contact, and not merely a set of fields—the fields are the contents of the record, while the record is the single unit returned.

The unit you get back from a record-based search is a single record. A record is one entity represented by a set of fields (like name, email, id, etc.), and a search returns rows that match your criteria, with each row being its own record. So you’ll see one record per result, not a group of records, not just a contact, and not merely a set of fields—the fields are the contents of the record, while the record is the single unit returned.