What are three DMN inputs? There are 3 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is A. Boolean B. Hierarchy C. Text. In DMN (Decision Model and Notation), Boolean, Hierarchy, and Text are recognized input data types used to define the conditions evaluated in decision tables. Boolean handles true/false logic, Text handles string-based values, and Hierarchy represents structured, nested value…

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ABoolean
BHierarchy
CText
DTimer event
EAttributes

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(58 responses)

A
84% (49)
D
10% (6)
E
5% (3)

Explanation

In DMN (Decision Model and Notation), Boolean, Hierarchy, and Text are recognized input data types used to define the conditions evaluated in decision tables. Boolean handles true/false logic, Text handles string-based values, and Hierarchy represents structured, nested value sets (e.g., organizational levels or product categories) that allow condition matching across parent-child relationships.

Timer event (D) is a BPMN construct - it triggers process flows based on time conditions - and has no role as a DMN input type. Attributes (E) describe properties of data objects in modeling notation but are not a standalone DMN input type category.

Memory tip: Think "data types you'd put in a spreadsheet column" - Boolean (yes/no), Text (words), and Hierarchy (categorized lists). If it sounds like a process event (Timer) or a generic modeling term (Attributes), it's not a DMN input.

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