Which statement is true about published parameters and reuse across workspaces?

• A. They can be reused across multiple workspaces.
• B. Published parameters can only provide their value to one parameter in a workspace.
• C. They cannot be used in self-serve workspaces.
• D. They are not shareable between workspaces.

Answer: (A)

Published parameters are values you expose from a workspace so external users or systems can supply inputs at run time. They’re designed to be reused across multiple workspaces, meaning you can publish a parameter once and reference the same parameter in different workspaces, ensuring consistent configuration across projects. A single published parameter can feed into multiple downstream parameters within a workspace, not just a single one, and they’re intended for use in self-serve scenarios on FME Server. They are shareable between workspaces, so the idea that they aren’t reusable across workspaces isn’t accurate.