Process data objects can be accessed from_________.
A.
any process in a project
B.
any task within a process
C.
a subprocess only
D.
a user task form
Explanation:
Data objects store information related to each process instance you create. The
value of these data objects is different for every instance in the process. However the structure of
the data object is the same for all process instances.
From within a subprocess you can access process data objects and subprocess data objects. If
the name of a subprocess data object matches the name of a process data object, then when you
access the data object you obtain the value of the subprocess data object.
Incorrect answer:
C: You can define data objects for a certain subprocess. These data objects are available only
when the subprocess is running. When the instance leaves the subprocess the value of
subprocess data objects is lost.