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000-349 · Question #50

A Referenced Map is a map that:

The correct answer is A. resides in another map source. A Referenced Map is defined as a map that resides in a different map source file from the calling map, enabling cross-source map reuse.

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Question

A Referenced Map is a map that:

Options

  • Aresides in another map source
  • Bis known to run with any XML schema.
  • Cis distributed with the product as a sample
  • Duses indirect references for a source or target

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • A
    78% (14)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • C
    6% (1)
  • D
    11% (2)

Why each option

A Referenced Map is defined as a map that resides in a different map source file from the calling map, enabling cross-source map reuse.

Aresides in another map sourceCorrect

By definition, a Referenced Map is one stored in a separate map source file; the calling map references it by name, allowing map logic to be shared and reused across different map sources without duplication.

Bis known to run with any XML schema.

Compatibility with any XML schema describes a schema-agnostic map characteristic, not the definition of a Referenced Map.

Cis distributed with the product as a sample

Maps distributed with the product as samples are called sample maps, which is a separate classification unrelated to Referenced Maps.

Duses indirect references for a source or target

Using indirect references for source or target describes a different mapping configuration technique, not the definition of a Referenced Map.

Concept tested: Referenced Map definition across map sources

Source: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/b2b-integrator/6.1?topic=maps-referenced-map

Topics

#Referenced Map#map source#indirect references#map types

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