True or False: An app without record types with data sync enabled is likely to have multiple CDTs.

The statement is true because when an app does not utilize record types with data synchronization enabled, it typically relies more on complex data types (CDTs) to manage its data. Data synchronization with record types is a common approach in Appian for organizing and accessing data efficiently; it aggregates related records and enables real-time updates.

When data sync is not applied, developers often resort to using multiple CDTs to define various data structures that are needed within the application. Each CDT can represent a distinct entity or item that the app might need to store or process. This results in a scenario where, to manage and represent data effectively, multiple CDTs are essential.

This reliance on CDTs becomes particularly prevalent in applications requiring diverse data representations that record types might otherwise simplify. Options suggesting that this can be false, sometimes true, or that there is not enough information do not accurately capture the relationship between the absence of record types in conjunction with data sync and the likelihood of having multiple CDTs.