You have been asked to create a report that will be used by the EIB to output only workers with Child Dependents.
How do you configure the custom report to meet these requirements?
A.
Add a Subfilter on the Dependents Business Object with the Field Relationship that is an exact match specified by the filter of Child and a Filter on Dependents with the operator is not empty.
B.
Add a Filter on the Worker Business Object with the Field Relationship that prompts the user for the value of Child and a Subfilter on Dependents with the operator is not empty.
C.
Add a Subfilter on the Dependents Business Object with the Field Relationship that prompts the user for the value of Child and a Filter on Dependents with the operator is not empty.
D.
Add a Filter on the Worker Business Object with the Field Relationship that is an exact match specified by the filter of Child and a Subfilter on Dependents with the operator is not empty.
For an EIB that uses a custom report, the report must return only the correct worker population before the integration extracts the data. Because “Dependents” is a related multi-instance object, the correct approach is to use a subfilter on the Dependents business object to restrict the related dependent records to the Child relationship. Then the report-level filter ensures that the Dependents field is not empty after the subfilter is applied. This combination prevents workers without child dependents from being included. A filter alone on the Worker business object would not correctly evaluate the dependent relationship detail, and prompting the user for “Child” is unnecessary because the requirement is fixed. This is a reporting configuration issue used to control integration output.
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