Where do you go to view the data structure of an OmniScript?

Where do you go to view the data structure of an OmniScript?

• A. Data tab in the navigation panel.
• B. Data Source page.
• C. The Data link button labeled {Data}.
• D. Click the {Data} link button within the OmniScript editor.

Answer: (D)

Viewing the data structure is done directly inside the OmniScript editor. The data model for that OmniScript—the input you receive, the fields you output, and how data flows through the steps—is exposed in the editor’s Data view. To see it, click the Data link button within the OmniScript editor (the button labeled {Data}). This opens a panel that shows the data structure as it relates to the current script, giving you a clear picture of where data comes from, what fields exist, and how they map across the steps. The other options point to broader parts of the platform (like a global Data tab or a separate Data Source page) that aren’t specific to the live data structure of the particular OmniScript, so they don’t show the script’s internal data model.

Viewing the data structure is done directly inside the OmniScript editor. The data model for that OmniScript—the input you receive, the fields you output, and how data flows through the steps—is exposed in the editor’s Data view. To see it, click the Data link button within the OmniScript editor (the button labeled {Data}). This opens a panel that shows the data structure as it relates to the current script, giving you a clear picture of where data comes from, what fields exist, and how they map across the steps. The other options point to broader parts of the platform (like a global Data tab or a separate Data Source page) that aren’t specific to the live data structure of the particular OmniScript, so they don’t show the script’s internal data model.