To determine the values shown in the Role picklist for the Relationship Graph, you must consider the Relationship Graph together with Source Role and Target Role.

To determine the values shown in the Role picklist for the Relationship Graph, you must consider the Relationship Graph together with Source Role and Target Role.

• A. Source Role alone
• B. Relationship Graph combined with Source Role and Target Role
• C. Target Role alone
• D. Neither graph nor roles affect the values

Answer: (B)

The values in the Role picklist come from how the Relationship Graph rules interact with both endpoints. The graph defines what kinds of relationships exist and which roles are valid on each end, while the Source Role and Target Role specify which side you’re configuring. Only by considering the graph together with both roles do you get the exact set of roles that are allowed in that context. If you look only at the source role, you might see roles that aren’t permitted by the graph; looking only at the target role suffers the same issue. Neither the graph nor the roles alone determines the list—the valid options emerge from their combined context.

The values in the Role picklist come from how the Relationship Graph rules interact with both endpoints. The graph defines what kinds of relationships exist and which roles are valid on each end, while the Source Role and Target Role specify which side you’re configuring. Only by considering the graph together with both roles do you get the exact set of roles that are allowed in that context. If you look only at the source role, you might see roles that aren’t permitted by the graph; looking only at the target role suffers the same issue. Neither the graph nor the roles alone determines the list—the valid options emerge from their combined context.