Which correctly represents the deployed RuleApp ruleset path template?

Question

Options

• ARuleApp/RuleApp_major. RuleApp_minor/Ruleset/Ruleset_major. Ruleset_minor
• BRuleApp/RuleApp_minor.RuleApp_major/Ruleset/Ruleset_minor.Ruleset_major
• CRuleset/Ruleset_major. Ruleset_minor/RuleApp/RuleApp_major. RuleApp_minor
• DRuleset/Ruleset_minor. Ruleset_major/RuleApp/RuleApp_minor. RuleApp_major

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  10% (4)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  86% (36)

Explanation

Option D correctly represents the deployed RuleApp ruleset path by placing the Ruleset segment first, followed by the RuleApp, and using minor.major version ordering throughout - a convention used in this system's path template structure where the ruleset is the primary addressable unit and version components are listed minor before major.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A has the right order (RuleApp before Ruleset) for some contexts but uses major.minor version ordering, which is reversed from the correct template convention.
• B also puts RuleApp first and compounds the error by mixing the version component order incorrectly.
• C gets the Ruleset-first order right but uses major.minor versioning instead of the required minor.major order.

Memory tip: Think "Ruleset leads, minor before major" - the acronym RLmM (Ruleset Leads, minor-Major) can remind you that in this path template, the Ruleset segment precedes RuleApp, and within each version pair, the minor version number always comes before the major version number.

Note: If this question is from an IBM ODM certification, double-check your study materials - IBM ODM's standard execution server path convention typically uses RuleApp/major.minor/Ruleset/major.minor (matching option A). Confirm the correct answer against your official course materials.

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