Which statement best describes the Generate Workspace's schema handling?

• A. It duplicates writer schema onto the reader
• B. It duplicates reader schema onto the writer
• C. It creates a brand new schema
• D. It ignores existing schemas

Answer: (B)

The main idea tested here is how the Generate Workspace initializes the data structure between the reader and writer. In this tool, the writer is set up to mirror the reader’s schema, so the writer starts with exactly the same attributes and data types as the input. This makes it easy to create a workspace that passes data through or performs straightforward attribute mapping without first redefining the writer’s schema. You can still modify the schema later with transformers or by editing the writer, but the default behavior is to duplicate the reader’s schema onto the writer. The other options don’t fit because they describe copying in the opposite direction, creating a brand-new schema, or ignoring schemas entirely, which is not how Generate Workspace initializes the workflow.