Which statement best describes the effect of I PAF 135 on PAF columns?

Which statement best describes the effect of I PAF 135 on PAF columns?

• A. It changes the display formatting of extension-based PAF columns.
• B. It changes the display formatting of columns with a Field Type of Data Item.
• C. It changes the data type of all PAF columns.
• D. It has no effect on any columns.

Answer: (B)

I PAF 135 focuses on how data is shown, not how it’s stored. It applies specifically to columns whose Field Type is Data Item, adjusting the display of their values in the UI—things like numeric or date formatting, alignment, or masking. Extension-based columns have different formatting rules and are not targeted by this setting. It doesn’t change the underlying data type of columns, since that’s a structural property set by the schema, nor is it without effect—there is a noticeable impact on how Data Item columns appear.

I PAF 135 focuses on how data is shown, not how it’s stored. It applies specifically to columns whose Field Type is Data Item, adjusting the display of their values in the UI—things like numeric or date formatting, alignment, or masking. Extension-based columns have different formatting rules and are not targeted by this setting. It doesn’t change the underlying data type of columns, since that’s a structural property set by the schema, nor is it without effect—there is a noticeable impact on how Data Item columns appear.