Where is the record type object reference directly used in design?

The correct answer is that record type object references are directly used in Interfaces and Expressions within Appian design. In the context of Appian, Interfaces allow developers to design user interfaces that can display and interact with data from record types. This is particularly important for creating dynamic and data-driven applications, as Interfaces can pull in detailed information about records, present it to users for viewing, and facilitate actions such as updates or deletions.

Additionally, expressions in Appian, such as those used in expressions rules or within the context of interfaces, also utilize record type object references to manipulate and present data in various formats. By using record types in expressions, developers can ensure that data interactions are streamlined and geared towards the specific needs of the applications being built.

While record types play a role in Reports and Dashboards, Process Models, and CDTs, they serve different functions in those contexts. Reports and Dashboards may aggregate and visualize data from record types rather than directly referencing them in the design process. In Process Models, record types can be utilized to access data related to process instances, but the reference is not used as directly as in Interfaces. Similarly, CDTs (Complex Data Types) help define the structure of data but do not directly interact with record objects in