C_SIGPM_2403 · Question #31
In the Explorer, how can you see all changes made on a diagram in a timeline?
The correct answer is C. Select the process model. Option C is correct, though this question has a formatting problem - all four answer choices display identically as "Select the process model." This means the distinguishing details (such as which menu, tab, or subsequent action to take after selecting the model) were lost in…
Question
In the Explorer, how can you see all changes made on a diagram in a timeline?
Options
- ASelect the process model.
- BSelect the process model.
- CSelect the process model.
- DSelect the process model.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A19% (5)
- B4% (1)
- C70% (19)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Option C is correct, though this question has a formatting problem - all four answer choices display identically as "Select the process model." This means the distinguishing details (such as which menu, tab, or subsequent action to take after selecting the model) were lost in formatting, making it impossible to explain why B, A, and D are wrong relative to C.
What I can tell you about the concept: In most process modeling tools with an Explorer (e.g., SAP Signavio, ARIS), viewing a diagram's change timeline typically requires selecting the process model in the Explorer panel, then accessing a History, Versions, or Audit Log tab - the specific next step is likely what differentiated the original answer choices.
Memory tip: Think "select first, then inspect" - you must identify which model to examine before the tool can show you its history. The timeline/history view is never the starting point; it's always a secondary panel that appears after model selection.
Recommendation: Retrieve the original question source to see the full, untruncated answer choices before your exam, as the critical distinguishing information is missing here.
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