What occurs if the Choice action on a field map is set to "Ignore"?

When the Choice action on a field map is set to "Ignore," it prevents stray global records from being created. This means that during the data import or synchronization process, any record that does not meet the criteria defined for the mapping will not result in unwanted or extraneous records being added to the system.

By opting to ignore these records, you ensure that only valid and correctly mapped data is handled correctly, leading to cleaner data management and integrity within the database. This can be especially important in environments where data consistency is critical for accurate reporting and decision-making.

In contrast, the other options suggest actions that do not align with the "Ignore" setting. For instance, if all records were created, it could lead to data bloat with unnecessary entries, while field updates being ignored would not specifically relate to preventing stray global records, and automatically deleting global records would imply a more drastic action than simply ignoring them.