Which fields can use functions like CONCAT or DATEDIFF? (Pick 2)

• A. Tracking custom data value field in procedure configuration
• B. Additional output value field in a remote action
• C. Remote options value field in a remote action
• D. Additional output (or input) value field in a response action

Answer: (B)

The ability to use functions like CONCAT or DATEDIFF is typically associated with fields that handle more dynamic data manipulation, such as the ones that compute or aggregate values.

The choice that includes the additional output value field in a remote action is correct, as this type of field often serves to present computed data based on inputs. Remote actions can pull in data from various sources, and applying functions like CONCAT or DATEDIFF allows for transforming or assembling this data into a more useful format. For example, CONCAT can combine strings from different data fields into a single output string, making it very practical for creating meaningful responses.

Additionally, the other contexts presented—like custom tracking data or the remote options value fields—are generally more about storing or processing static or predefined values rather than performing functional operations on data. While remote options might involve selecting predefined values, they do not typically use these functions for dynamic calculations.

Thus, fields specifically designed for output—especially in a scenario where data aggregation or transformation is required—are where you would find functions like CONCAT or DATEDIFF being applicable.