Examine the following diagram which has been extracted from a Blue Prism Process currently being...

Understanding the Breakpoint:

A breakpoint in Blue Prism is used to pause the execution of a process at a specific stage, allowing for debugging.

The breakpoint can be conditional, meaning it will only pause the process if a specified condition is met.

Analyzing the Breakpoint Condition:

The provided condition is [Request Type] = "New Card".

This means the breakpoint on the 'Process Request' stage will only trigger if the value of the 'Request Type' data item is "New Card".

Possible Outcomes:

Option A: Correct. If the 'Request Type' value equals "New Card", the process will stop at the 'Process Request' stage because the condition is met.

Option B: Incorrect. If the 'Request Type' value equals "New Card", the process will stop at the breakpoint, not flow to the end without stopping.

Option C: Incorrect. Breakpoints can be conditional, so they do not always stop the process unconditionally.

Option D: Incorrect. The process will stop at the breakpoint if the 'Request Type' value equals "New Card", not if it does not equal "New Card".

Conclusion:

The correct answer is A. If the 'Request Type' value equals "New Card", then the process will stop at the breakpoint on the 'Process Request' stage.

References:

Blue Prism Developer Documentation: Debugging and Breakpoints

Blue Prism Training Material on Conditional Breakpoints