Which statement is true about the relationship between parameters in Query Template > Parameters and those in User Interface > Parameters?

Which statement is true about the relationship between parameters in Query Template > Parameters and those in User Interface > Parameters?

• A. Not all parameters in Query Template necessarily appear in the UI.
• B. All parameters in Query Template automatically appear in the UI.
• C. Parameters in the UI are independent of the Query Template.
• D. You must remove them from the UI to hide them.

Answer: (A)

Parameters defined for a query template are not automatically shown to users in the UI; exposure is selective. The template can include many parameters, some of which are meant only to drive the internal logic or provide defaults, while the UI surfaces only those you want users to adjust. So it’s normal for there to be template parameters that never appear in the UI, yet they still influence the query when it runs. That’s why this statement is true: not all parameters in the Query Template necessarily appear in the UI. The other options aren’t correct because you don’t typically expose every template parameter, UI parameters are connected to the template rather than independent, and you don’t always have to delete a UI parameter to hide it—visibility controls or mappings can hide it without removal.

Parameters defined for a query template are not automatically shown to users in the UI; exposure is selective. The template can include many parameters, some of which are meant only to drive the internal logic or provide defaults, while the UI surfaces only those you want users to adjust. So it’s normal for there to be template parameters that never appear in the UI, yet they still influence the query when it runs.

That’s why this statement is true: not all parameters in the Query Template necessarily appear in the UI. The other options aren’t correct because you don’t typically expose every template parameter, UI parameters are connected to the template rather than independent, and you don’t always have to delete a UI parameter to hide it—visibility controls or mappings can hide it without removal.