When using the record type object reference, dot notation allows selection of what properties of the record type?

The choice indicating that dot notation allows the selection of actions, fields, and filters is correct because in Appian, record types serve as structured data models that can encapsulate various components. When using dot notation to reference a record type, you can access its fields, which represent the data attributes of the record, as well as the actions that can be performed on that record. Additionally, filters are utilized to sort or limit the data displayed in the record type view, and dot notation enables users to refer to these filters as well.

Having access to actions, fields, and filters enhances the ability to manage and interact with record types effectively, allowing for a comprehensive view and manipulation of record data in Appian applications. This capability is integral for developers and users who need to build dynamic and functional applications using the Appian platform.