After a decision service is implemented in the Rule Designer, a developer would like to analyze the rule artifacts in the rule project by creating a query in the fijle project. Which element can be…

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Options

• AFunction
• BRule task
• CParameter
• DXOM class

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  94% (34)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Rule task (B) is correct because, in IBM ODM Rule Designer, a query created within a rule project searches through the project's own rule artifacts - and rule tasks are first-class artifacts stored directly in the rule project (as part of ruleflows). A query can locate, reference, and analyze rule tasks across the project.

Function (A) is incorrect because functions in ODM belong to the Business Object Model (BOM) layer, not to queryable rule artifacts within the rule project itself. Parameter (C) is incorrect because parameters are properties of rule tasks or ruleflows rather than independent, discoverable artifacts that a query targets directly. XOM class (D) is incorrect because XOM (Execution Object Model) classes live in a separate Java/XOM project - not inside the rule project - so a rule project query cannot surface them.

Memory tip: Think "Rule project query → Rule artifacts." A rule task is the only choice that is natively a rule artifact living inside the rule project; the others belong to the BOM, XOM, or are sub-properties of artifacts rather than artifacts themselves.

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