Which of the following is not a good reason to use bookmarks?

• A. Access: As a marker for quick access to a specific section of a workspace
• B. Design: As a way to subdivide a workspace and manage those sections
• C. Editing: As a means to move groups of transformers at a time
• D. Stability: As a way to reduce the likelihood of errors when running the workspace

Answer: (D)

Bookmarks in FME Workbench are a navigation and organization tool. They act as visual containers that group transformers into a logical block, so you can jump to that region quickly and keep a large workspace tidy by subdividing it into sections. They also help editing, since you can move an entire block of transformers at once, making refactoring or testing more efficient. However, they do not affect how the workspace runs or reduce the likelihood of runtime errors. Stability isn’t influenced by bookmarks; errors come from transformer configurations, data issues, or connections, not from the bookmarking itself.