000-349 · Question #48
Which of the following statements are true of the REJECT function? The REJECT function:
No correct answer was provided for this question. Each option describes a distinct claim about the REJECT function's behavior or usage context in WTX/Sterling maps, and each can be evaluated against the function's documented characteristics.
Question
Which of the following statements are true of the REJECT function? The REJECT function:
Options
- Aoperates on invalid data objects contained within valid objects.
- Breturns a text string of up to 500 bytes.
- Ccan be used in a component rule.
- Dcan be used in a map rule.
Why each option
No correct answer was provided for this question. Each option describes a distinct claim about the REJECT function's behavior or usage context in WTX/Sterling maps, and each can be evaluated against the function's documented characteristics.
The REJECT function operates on the data object passed to it regardless of whether its parent container is valid - it is not limited to acting only on invalid objects that reside inside valid parent objects.
The REJECT function does not return a text string of any byte length - it is a procedural function that marks a data object as rejected and does not produce a string return value.
The REJECT function cannot be used in a component rule because its scope is restricted to map-level rules where it can act on input or output objects within the full map execution context.
While the REJECT function is generally usable in a map rule, no correct answer was designated for this question, so confirming this or any other option as definitively true is not possible from the information provided.
Concept tested: REJECT function scope and return behavior in maps
Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2b-integrator/6.1?topic=functions-reject
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