(1) When you list the Validation Rules, you actually have the active and non active ones.
(2) When you check one object at the time, you also get active and non active VRs for this object.
(3) When you list all objects, the count of validation rules is regardless of its activation state.
(1) and (2) are OK
But (3) would benefit having an additional counter for inactive validation rules
BTW if that counter is > 0, then it is certainly a bad pattern for the object!
We need at least two counter, one for the active, and one for the inactive (or the total as of today)
(1) When you list the Validation Rules, you actually have the active and non active ones.
(2) When you check one object at the time, you also get active and non active VRs for this object.
(3) When you list all objects, the count of validation rules is regardless of its activation state.
(1) and (2) are OK
But (3) would benefit having an additional counter for inactive validation rules
BTW if that counter is > 0, then it is certainly a bad pattern for the object!
We need at least two counter, one for the active, and one for the inactive (or the total as of today)