A Process is fed cases to work from a spreadsheet held in a shared drive. The location of the shared drive is different between Development and Production environments. How should this be managed?
A Process is fed cases to work from a spreadsheet held in a shared drive. The location of the shared drive is different between Development and Production environments. How should this be managed?
To manage different file paths between Development and Production environments, the path to the spreadsheet should be stored as an Environment Variable. This allows the path to be set once per environment without changing the process itself. Environment Variables are ideal for values that differ between environments but remain constant during the process execution. This approach provides flexibility and simplicity in maintaining the process across different environments.
could be option C also ?
Ans : C
Answer is B, as here the value update is depicted from control room.
amswer is c
Option C is correct. Because we are not changing file path while running process. Session variables are used when we want to change process direction while running. So for this question Env. Variable is more suitable.
Usually, it is done by using an Env Var, since it is named the same but can hold different values in all three env. So, the answer is C