Which quick test is recommended to verify that a DataRaptor is retrieving data?

Which quick test is recommended to verify that a DataRaptor is retrieving data?

• A. Add a key/value pair in the DataRaptor
• B. Deactivate the card
• C. Go to PREVIEW OmniScript
• D. Reload the Lightning Console

Answer: (A)

Focus is on validating DataRaptor’s output by using concrete input to drive its retrieval. You quickly test by adding short key/value pairs as test input inside the DataRaptor designer. This provides immediate feedback on what data the DataRaptor returns and how the fields map, confirming that the retrieval logic and connections are working without running a full OmniScript flow. Other choices don’t provide that isolated, quick validation: deactivating the card stops the component from functioning, Preview OmniScript shows the entire script rather than the DataRaptor in isolation, and reloading the Lightning Console doesn’t exercise the DataRaptor’s data retrieval.

Focus is on validating DataRaptor’s output by using concrete input to drive its retrieval. You quickly test by adding short key/value pairs as test input inside the DataRaptor designer. This provides immediate feedback on what data the DataRaptor returns and how the fields map, confirming that the retrieval logic and connections are working without running a full OmniScript flow. Other choices don’t provide that isolated, quick validation: deactivating the card stops the component from functioning, Preview OmniScript shows the entire script rather than the DataRaptor in isolation, and reloading the Lightning Console doesn’t exercise the DataRaptor’s data retrieval.