Which action is used to verify a specific output before committing changes?

Which action is used to verify a specific output before committing changes?

• A. Run To This
• B. Run All
• C. Run In Parallel
• D. Run With Logging

Answer: (A)

Verifying a specific output involves testing the workflow up to a chosen point rather than running everything. In FME Workbench, you can trigger a targeted run by selecting the output point (such as a port on a transformer) and choosing Run To This. This executes the workspace from the start through that exact point, letting you inspect the intermediate data and confirm it looks right before you proceed or commit further changes. It’s the best fit because it provides a quick, focused check of that particular output without running the entire pipeline. Running all would test the whole workflow, which isn’t what you want for a quick verification. Running in parallel or running with logging either changes how execution occurs or adds logs, but they don’t constrain the run to a specific point for validation.

Verifying a specific output involves testing the workflow up to a chosen point rather than running everything. In FME Workbench, you can trigger a targeted run by selecting the output point (such as a port on a transformer) and choosing Run To This. This executes the workspace from the start through that exact point, letting you inspect the intermediate data and confirm it looks right before you proceed or commit further changes. It’s the best fit because it provides a quick, focused check of that particular output without running the entire pipeline. Running all would test the whole workflow, which isn’t what you want for a quick verification. Running in parallel or running with logging either changes how execution occurs or adds logs, but they don’t constrain the run to a specific point for validation.