What are the two requirements for a step to have error checking in OmniScript?

What are the two requirements for a step to have error checking in OmniScript?

• A. Validation Required is checked in the step properties, and at least one element is marked as required.
• B. Validation Required is checked in the step properties, but no elements are marked as required.
• C. At least one element is marked as required, but Validation Required is not checked.
• D. Neither condition is required for error checking.

Answer: (A)

Error checking in OmniScript happens when the step’s Validation Required setting is turned on and at least one element on that step is marked as required. The Validation Required flag tells OmniScript to enforce validation on the step, while marking an element as required designates fields that must be provided by the user. When both conditions are met, the step won’t advance until the required fields are filled and any validators on those fields run. If only one condition is present—Validation Required on but no fields marked as required, or fields required but Validation Required off—error checking won’t trigger. So both together are what enable error checking.

Error checking in OmniScript happens when the step’s Validation Required setting is turned on and at least one element on that step is marked as required. The Validation Required flag tells OmniScript to enforce validation on the step, while marking an element as required designates fields that must be provided by the user. When both conditions are met, the step won’t advance until the required fields are filled and any validators on those fields run. If only one condition is present—Validation Required on but no fields marked as required, or fields required but Validation Required off—error checking won’t trigger. So both together are what enable error checking.