Question 10 : 70-504 MCTS Windows Workflows | Free practice exams

Question 10

What is FALSE regarding workflow Code Conditions and Declarative Rule Conditions

Declarative Rule Conditions are defined separately from the workflow code

Code Conditions can be modified at runtime without the need to recompile any code Code Conditions work by writing code within an event handler that evaluate to a Boolean result

Code Conditions can be modified at runtime without the need to recompile any code

Declarative Rule Conditions can be modified at runtime without the need to recompile any code

The primary reason for a developer to use a rule condition instead of a code condition is that rule conditions become part of the model and can be dynamically updated at run time on executing workflow instances. A secondary advantage of rule conditions is that as part of the model, more sophisticated tools can be built on top of the model to provide additional authoring experiences, dependency management, cross-condition analysis, and so on.

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