How can you tell whether the connectors in a Siebel Workflow process are correctly connected to the steps? [Choose two]
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The two ends of the connector will be white in color
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By running ‘validate’ against the process
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By right-clicking the connector line
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The two ends of the connector will be red in color
In Siebel Workflow, correctly connected connectors show red endpoints at both connection points. Additionally, running the 'validate' command checks the entire process configuration and reports any connectivity issues. White connector ends (option A) are incorrect, and right-clicking (option C) does not validate connections.
The most reliable way to confirm a workflow process's steps and connectors are wired correctly is to run the built-in Validate function against the process, which checks the flow logic end-to-end and reports errors. Visually, Siebel Tools' Workflow Process Designer also color-codes connector endpoints, and a red endpoint is used to flag a connection issue at that end, so seeing red at both ends is one of the recognized visual cues checked alongside validation.