Study the following page in a process:
The calculation stages contain the following:
What will be the outcome after the page has run?
Study the following page in a process:
The calculation stages contain the following:
What will be the outcome after the page has run?
The process is designed to make a decision based on specific criteria. The choice criteria in Path 1 should be 'StartsWith([Input Value],"G")' and in Path 2 'Right([Input Value],4)="Good"'. However, in the provided images, the expressions for Answer A and Answer C are just written as A and C without being in double quotes to indicate text values. This incorrect format will likely cause an internal exception to be thrown, as the process will not be able to recognize these as valid text strings. Therefore, the expected outcome is that an internal exception will be thrown.
Expresion in path1 was wrong where it should be StartsWith([Input Value] ,"G")
Expresion in path1 was wrong where it should be StartsWith([Input Value] "G")
Should be D, since in A the called data should be in square brackets, while left half missing in A.
A should be in double quotes, not square bracket. And yes there are two problems, first is A not in double-quotes and the second is in multi calc stage the starting square bracket is missing on path 1. So option D is correct.
the answer is D because the string should be in double quotes for eg "A"
and also in the multi calc stage, the starting square bracket is missing on path 1
Should be D
Reference to Data Item is incorrect < Exception thrown
Reference to Data Item is incorrect < Exception thrown
of course it's D
The answer is absolutely D
If the expression was a data item it should have been in brackets. If it was text it should have been in quotation marks.
I think A