What happens when Automatic Inspect on Selection is enabled and you click a transformer with multiple feature caches?

What happens when Automatic Inspect on Selection is enabled and you click a transformer with multiple feature caches?

• A. All feature caches are inspected
• B. No feature caches are inspected
• C. The top cache only is inspected
• D. The bottom cache only is inspected

Answer: (A)

Automatic Inspect on Selection aims to give you a complete view of what a transformer is doing. A transformer that has multiple feature caches stores data in separate caches for each input or processing path. When this option is enabled and you click the transformer, the Inspector shows the contents of every cache, not just one. This full visibility helps you verify that all inputs are producing what you expect and how data flows through the transformer. If only the top or bottom cache were shown, you could miss issues in the other caches, so the correct behavior is to inspect all caches.

Automatic Inspect on Selection aims to give you a complete view of what a transformer is doing. A transformer that has multiple feature caches stores data in separate caches for each input or processing path. When this option is enabled and you click the transformer, the Inspector shows the contents of every cache, not just one. This full visibility helps you verify that all inputs are producing what you expect and how data flows through the transformer. If only the top or bottom cache were shown, you could miss issues in the other caches, so the correct behavior is to inspect all caches.