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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

Decision shapes in Pega do not require separate connectors for every possible return value. You can define a set of possible return values on the Results tab and create connectors only for the specific outcomes you want to handle explicitly. The system allows you to have fewer connectors than total return values, making the design more flexible and efficient.

AI explanation

A Decision shape doesn't require an explicit connector for every possible return value — it can rely on a catch-all Otherwise connector to handle any return values that don't have their own dedicated path. This keeps flow diagrams manageable when a Decision rule has many possible outcomes. So the statement is false: you only need connectors for the values you care about, plus an Otherwise fallback.

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