What does the Session Information Report provide a preview of?

What does the Session Information Report provide a preview of?

• A. How the print group appears to end users
• B. The print group preview
• C. The end-user view
• D. The data dictionary

Answer: (C)

The main idea tested is that the Session Information Report previews what the end user will experience during a session. It shows the end-user view—the actual user interface, including which screens appear, what fields are visible, how they’re laid out, and how navigation flows. This helps you check that the UI aligns with expectations before interacting with real data. It isn’t about printing specifics (that would relate to print group appearance or a print group preview) and it isn’t about the data dictionary, which defines data elements rather than how the user sees the session.

The main idea tested is that the Session Information Report previews what the end user will experience during a session. It shows the end-user view—the actual user interface, including which screens appear, what fields are visible, how they’re laid out, and how navigation flows. This helps you check that the UI aligns with expectations before interacting with real data. It isn’t about printing specifics (that would relate to print group appearance or a print group preview) and it isn’t about the data dictionary, which defines data elements rather than how the user sees the session.