Which component stores object information, document metadata, and coding choices?

Which component stores object information, document metadata, and coding choices?

• A. Artifact ID
• B. Viewer
• C. Fields
• D. Query Hint

Answer: (C)

Fields are where object information and metadata about documents are stored, along with the coding choices reviewers apply. Each field holds a value for a given item, so metadata like dates, authors, and other attributes live in these fields, and the decisions made during review (coding, classifications, tags) are saved as values in appropriate fields. This makes fields the central place that captures the data used for sorting, filtering, and auditing. An Artifact ID is just a unique key that identifies an item; the Viewer is the interface for viewing content; and a Query Hint helps guide search behavior rather than storing metadata or coding values.

Fields are where object information and metadata about documents are stored, along with the coding choices reviewers apply. Each field holds a value for a given item, so metadata like dates, authors, and other attributes live in these fields, and the decisions made during review (coding, classifications, tags) are saved as values in appropriate fields. This makes fields the central place that captures the data used for sorting, filtering, and auditing. An Artifact ID is just a unique key that identifies an item; the Viewer is the interface for viewing content; and a Query Hint helps guide search behavior rather than storing metadata or coding values.