Which data types are commonly used in DataRaptor field mappings?

Which data types are commonly used in DataRaptor field mappings?

• A. Text, Number, Date/DateTime, Picklist values, Boolean
• B. Currency, Email, Address, Binary
• C. Date/DateTime, Text, Boolean, Number, Picklist
• D. URL, GUID, Time, Percent

Answer: (A)

DataRaptor field mappings rely on a core set of primitive data types that align with common Salesforce field kinds. The best choice lists Text for strings, Number for numeric data, Date/DateTime for temporal values, Picklist values for enumerated options, and Boolean for true/false flags. This mix covers the most frequent mapping scenarios you’ll encounter and supports proper value handling and conversions during data transformation. Other options bring in specialized or less universal types (like Currency, Email, Address, Binary, or Time/GUID/URL) that aren’t treated as distinct primitive mapping types in DataRaptor, or they bundle related concepts under numeric types (percent) or not-yet-supported categories, making them less representative of the typical, broadly useful set.

DataRaptor field mappings rely on a core set of primitive data types that align with common Salesforce field kinds. The best choice lists Text for strings, Number for numeric data, Date/DateTime for temporal values, Picklist values for enumerated options, and Boolean for true/false flags. This mix covers the most frequent mapping scenarios you’ll encounter and supports proper value handling and conversions during data transformation. Other options bring in specialized or less universal types (like Currency, Email, Address, Binary, or Time/GUID/URL) that aren’t treated as distinct primitive mapping types in DataRaptor, or they bundle related concepts under numeric types (percent) or not-yet-supported categories, making them less representative of the typical, broadly useful set.