Multiple choice technology packaged enterprise solutions

RuleSet prerequisites are part of rule resolution and enforced during run-time

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

RuleSet prerequisites are NOT part of rule resolution (the 6 R's) and are NOT enforced during runtime. Prerequisites are design-time constraints used for packaging and rule validation, not runtime rule selection. The rule resolution process operates on rules already available in the system; prerequisites ensure proper packaging during development.

AI explanation

False is correct. RuleSet prerequisites in PRPC specify which other RuleSets must exist for a given RuleSet to be valid — they're a packaging/dependency concept checked during development activities like RuleSet check-in, versioning, and application building. Rule resolution at run-time instead relies on the RuleSet list (and versions) assigned to the requestor's Access Group/Application, evaluated in search order, along with circumstance and date qualifiers. Prerequisites aren't consulted by the run-time rule-resolution algorithm itself, so the statement is false.

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