In a rule, there is a variable named local!numberOfCustomers which will eventually change value.
You are tasked with creating a variable that captures the original value so that you can later compare the original and new value.
Which parameter settings should you use for your new variable?
To capture the original value of local!numberOfCustomers and ensure it doesn't change even when local!numberOfCustomers does, you should use refreshOnReferencedVarChange: false. This setting ensures that the new variable will not refresh when the referenced variable changes, thus preserving the original value.
Ans is B
correct: B Referencing another local variable creates a dependency between the two variables and ensures that the referenced variable is always evaluated first.