What is Horizontal Extensibility assigned to in an Application after the Extensibility has been created?

What is Horizontal Extensibility assigned to in an Application after the Extensibility has been created?

• A. Scenario Types
• B. Account Dimensions
• C. Cube Types
• D. View Types

Answer: (A)

Horizontal Extensibility is about extending behavior across the entire application, not just a single object like a cube or a view. After you create the extensibility, you wire it into the app by attaching it to the global construct that governs how the extension will be used throughout the system. In OneStream, that global construct is the scenario types. By assigning the extensibility to scenario types, the new functionality becomes available wherever those scenarios are active, across the whole application. Attaching it to a specific cube type, view type, or account dimension would limit the extension’s scope to a narrower area, which isn’t the intent of horizontal extensibility.

Horizontal Extensibility is about extending behavior across the entire application, not just a single object like a cube or a view. After you create the extensibility, you wire it into the app by attaching it to the global construct that governs how the extension will be used throughout the system. In OneStream, that global construct is the scenario types. By assigning the extensibility to scenario types, the new functionality becomes available wherever those scenarios are active, across the whole application. Attaching it to a specific cube type, view type, or account dimension would limit the extension’s scope to a narrower area, which isn’t the intent of horizontal extensibility.