Which Workflow Profile Property Settings cannot be changed by Scenario Type?

Which Workflow Profile Property Settings cannot be changed by Scenario Type?

• A. Cube Name, Access Group, and Maintenance Group
• B. Workflow Name, Access Group, and Maintenance Group
• C. Cube Name, Workflow Execution Group, and Workflow Name
• D. Cube Name, Access Group, and Workflow Name

Answer: (A)

In this area, some properties are fixed to keep the workflow’s identity and security intact, so they can’t be altered by Scenario Type. Cube Name, Access Group, and Maintenance Group are tied to the core setup of the workflow: the data source, who can see the workflow, and who can perform maintenance. Allowing these to change per scenario would risk inconsistent data access and security boundaries, as well as altering who is responsible for maintenance across scenarios. That’s why these three are not configurable by Scenario Type. The other options include items that are typically more flexible at the scenario level, such as names or execution-related settings, so they don’t represent the immutable set.

In this area, some properties are fixed to keep the workflow’s identity and security intact, so they can’t be altered by Scenario Type. Cube Name, Access Group, and Maintenance Group are tied to the core setup of the workflow: the data source, who can see the workflow, and who can perform maintenance. Allowing these to change per scenario would risk inconsistent data access and security boundaries, as well as altering who is responsible for maintenance across scenarios. That’s why these three are not configurable by Scenario Type.

The other options include items that are typically more flexible at the scenario level, such as names or execution-related settings, so they don’t represent the immutable set.