Which statement describes Run a Workspace Action?

Which statement describes Run a Workspace Action?

• A. It can only be used with on-demand translations.
• B. It requires a separate license to run.
• C. It runs a workspace but returns no outputs.
• D. It runs a workspace and returns outputs.

Answer: (D)

Run a Workspace Action is a way to execute another workspace from within a workflow and bring the results back into the current process. When you trigger the action, the referenced workspace runs and its outputs are returned to the calling workflow. Those outputs—such as transformed data, results artifacts, and status information—can then be used by downstream steps, enabling you to chain workspaces together. This behavior makes the description accurate: it runs a workspace and returns outputs. It’s not limited to on-demand translations, it doesn’t require a separate license just for the action, and it does produce outputs rather than none.

Run a Workspace Action is a way to execute another workspace from within a workflow and bring the results back into the current process. When you trigger the action, the referenced workspace runs and its outputs are returned to the calling workflow. Those outputs—such as transformed data, results artifacts, and status information—can then be used by downstream steps, enabling you to chain workspaces together. This behavior makes the description accurate: it runs a workspace and returns outputs. It’s not limited to on-demand translations, it doesn’t require a separate license just for the action, and it does produce outputs rather than none.