Multiple choice technology packaged enterprise solutions

There must be one Connector emanating from a Decision for every possible return value.

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In Pega Decision shapes, you're not required to create a separate connector for every possible return value. A default connector can handle any return values not explicitly matched, making flows more maintainable.

AI explanation

The marked answer is False. While good practice encourages a connector for every explicit named return value, Decision shapes support an "Otherwise"/default connector that catches any return value not explicitly wired, so it's not strictly mandatory to have one connector per possible value — the catch-all default satisfies unmodeled outcomes. This makes the absolute statement ("there must be one Connector...for every possible return value") false, since the default path is a valid substitute.

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