Which of the following can be used as origin of condition? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ADirect business object access
• BDetermination class
• CBRFplus decision table
• DData crawler

• A
  78% (18)
• B
  9% (2)
• D
  13% (3)

Explanation

In SAP (likely in the context of Intelligent Situation Automation or a similar condition-based framework), Direct business object access (A) allows conditions to read field values straight from business objects at runtime, making it a valid origin. BRFplus decision table (C) is also a valid origin because it leverages the Business Rules Framework to evaluate complex logic and return a result that drives the condition.

Determination class (B) is used in output or partner determination scenarios - it handles how something is resolved, not where a condition originates, so it doesn't qualify here. Data crawler (D) is a tool for scanning and extracting data across a system, serving a discovery/search purpose rather than acting as a condition origin.

Memory tip: Think "Direct Data, Decision Table" - both A and C involve actively pulling or evaluating data to feed into a condition. If an option sounds like a search tool (crawler) or a resolver (determination class), it's likely a distractor.

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