A00-260 · Question #69
In SAS Data Integration Studio, which statement is FALSE regarding status handling?
The correct answer is C. Only one Condition/Action pair can be defined for a single transformation or for a job. Option C is false because SAS Data Integration Studio allows you to define multiple Condition/Action pairs for a single transformation or job - not just one. This flexibility lets developers handle different return code scenarios with different actions (e.g., abort on one…
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In SAS Data Integration Studio, which statement is FALSE regarding status handling?
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- AWhen a job is executed in SAS Data Integration Studio, a return code for each transformation in
- BIf status handling has been defined for a transformation or the job, a macro definition (and a call
- COnly one Condition/Action pair can be defined for a single transformation or for a job.
- DThe available Condition/Action pairs for transformations and jobs will vary - that is, different
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C92% (44)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option C is false because SAS Data Integration Studio allows you to define multiple Condition/Action pairs for a single transformation or job - not just one. This flexibility lets developers handle different return code scenarios with different actions (e.g., abort on one condition, warn on another, continue on a third).
Why the distractors are true (and therefore not the answer):
- A is true: SAS DI Studio does generate a return code for each transformation during job execution, which feeds into status handling logic.
- B is true: When status handling is configured, SAS generates a macro definition and a corresponding macro call to implement the defined behavior at runtime.
- D is true: The available Condition/Action options differ between transformations and jobs - not all actions are available in every context, so the menus vary accordingly.
Memory tip: Think of Condition/Action pairs like if/else if chains - you almost always need more than one to handle the range of things that can go wrong. If SAS limited you to a single pair, half your error-handling scenarios would be unaddressed. "One pair" = FALSE.
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