True or False: An app without record types with data sync enabled requires one data store for all tables in a data source.

The statement is true because, in Appian, when you create an application that does not utilize record types with data sync enabled, all tables in a particular data source must be configured to use a single data store. This is because data stores in Appian serve as central repositories that allow applications to interact with the underlying database structures. In the absence of record types, which serve to define and organize data entities for reporting and interaction, the linked data store must be used to maintain consistency and manage transactions across all tables. This ensures that when operations are performed on one table, the application can reliably access the required data from other tables within the same data store reliably.

In contrast, if there were record types with data sync enabled, it might allow the application to connect to different data stores and (in some cases) have more flexible data management strategies. Thus, having a requirement for a single data store simplifies data management when there are no record types in play.