Question 26

Explanation

The proposition B, which states that the maximum number of custom fields allowed in a Salesforce object is 1000, is correct because Salesforce has set a limit on the number of custom fields that can be created in an object. This limit is based on the type of Salesforce edition being used. For example, in the Enterprise edition, the maximum number of custom fields allowed per object is 500. In the Unlimited edition, the maximum number of custom fields allowed per object is 1000. In the Performance and Developer editions, the maximum number of custom fields allowed per object is 2000. Therefore, since proposition B falls within the range of the maximum number of custom fields allowed in the Unlimited edition, it is correct. Proposition A, which states that the maximum number of custom fields allowed in a Salesforce object is 500, is incorrect because it only applies to the Enterprise edition. Proposition C, which states that the maximum number of custom fields allowed in a Salesforce object is 1500, is incorrect because it exceeds the limit set for the Unlimited edition. Proposition D, which states that the maximum number of custom fields allowed in a Salesforce object is 2000, is incorrect because it only applies to the Performance and Developer editions.