Saving a new version of a custom transformer also creates a new FMX file.

Saving a new version of a custom transformer also creates a new FMX file.

• A. True
• B. Yes
• C. No
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Versioning a custom transformer is stored inside the same FMX file; saving a new version updates that transformer’s revision rather than creating a brand-new FMX. When you save as a new version, the existing FMX is updated with a new version number in its history, so you end up with one file representing the transformer and multiple internal versions. If you explicitly save as a completely new transformer (or export a new copy), you would create a separate FMX for that new transformer, but simply saving a new version does not.

Versioning a custom transformer is stored inside the same FMX file; saving a new version updates that transformer’s revision rather than creating a brand-new FMX. When you save as a new version, the existing FMX is updated with a new version number in its history, so you end up with one file representing the transformer and multiple internal versions. If you explicitly save as a completely new transformer (or export a new copy), you would create a separate FMX for that new transformer, but simply saving a new version does not.