Which of the following statements best describes a Blue Prism Local Data Item?

In Blue Prism, the scope of a Data Item is determined by the page on which it is created. A "Local Data Item" is one that is placed on any page other than the Main Page of a Process or Object. Its visibility and accessibility are strictly confined to that specific page. This design enforces data encapsulation, ensuring that the logic on one page does not unintentionally interfere with data on another. Conversely, Data Items created on the Main Page are considered "global" to that Process or Object and can be accessed from any of its pages.

A. Data items on the Main Page are global to the process and accessible from all pages, not just the Main Page.

B. This statement describes a global data item, which is created on the Main Page, not a local one.

C. Data item scope is limited to a single Process or Object; they cannot be accessed across different processes in this manner.

1. Blue Prism Ltd. (2023). Blue Prism Foundation Training (ASDEV01 Curriculum). Module: Process Studio

Section: Data Items. The official training material states

"Data Items created on the Main Page are global – they can be read from and written to from any page in the Process. Data Items created on any other page are local – they can only be accessed on that page."

2. Blue Prism Ltd. (2023). Blue Prism Product Documentation v7.2. Section: Process and Object Studio > Data Items > Data Item Properties. The documentation specifies

"The scope of a data item depends on the page on which it is created. If it is created on a sub-page

it is only accessible on that page. If it is created on the Main Page

it is global and can be accessed from any page in the process."