C_SIGPM_2403 · Question #18
Which of these are possible inputs for a decision table? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. Enumeration C. Date E. Text. Decision tables in DMN (Decision Model and Notation) accept data values as inputs, and Enumeration (A), Date (C), and Text (E) are all valid data types that can be used as input expressions - they represent concrete, evaluable values a rule can test against. Attributes (B) are…
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Which of these are possible inputs for a decision table? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
Options
- AEnumeration
- BAttributes
- CDate
- DKnowledge Source
- EText
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A80% (20)
- B4% (1)
- D16% (4)
Explanation
Decision tables in DMN (Decision Model and Notation) accept data values as inputs, and Enumeration (A), Date (C), and Text (E) are all valid data types that can be used as input expressions - they represent concrete, evaluable values a rule can test against.
Attributes (B) are properties of objects in a data model, not a standalone input type for a decision table; you'd reference a specific attribute value (e.g., a text or date field), not an attribute itself. Knowledge Source (D) is a separate DMN artifact that documents where decision logic comes from (e.g., a regulation or policy), not an input fed into a table.
Memory tip: Think "What can you type into a cell?" - you can type a word (Text), a date, or pick from a list (Enumeration). "Knowledge Source" and "Attributes" are DMN diagram elements, not cell values, so they don't belong as inputs.
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