Which domain is used to refer to metadata of a process model object within process model expressions, such as the creator, name, or description?

Which domain is used to refer to metadata of a process model object within process model expressions, such as the creator, name, or description?

• A. pv!
• B. ri!
• C. pm!
• D. cdt!

Answer: (C)

Accessing metadata about the process model itself uses the Process Model domain, indicated by pm!. This prefix lets you read properties of the process model object such as its creator, name, or description directly in process model expressions. It’s distinct from other domains: pv! is for process variables, ri! is for rule inputs, and cdt! is for custom data type definitions or CDT instances. So referring to pm!name or pm!description pulls the process model’s metadata, not runtime variables or data types.

Accessing metadata about the process model itself uses the Process Model domain, indicated by pm!. This prefix lets you read properties of the process model object such as its creator, name, or description directly in process model expressions. It’s distinct from other domains: pv! is for process variables, ri! is for rule inputs, and cdt! is for custom data type definitions or CDT instances. So referring to pm!name or pm!description pulls the process model’s metadata, not runtime variables or data types.