Which of the following conditions can you use to configure an escape route in MSMP Workflow? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Which of the following conditions can you use to configure an escape route in MSMP Workflow? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

A. No Role Owner

B. SOD Violation

C. Approver Not Found

D. Auto Provisioning Failure

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Answer: A,C

In MSMP (Multi-Stage Multi-Path) Workflow in SAP Access Control, the configuration of an escape route is generally used to deal with exceptions or error scenarios in the process. An escape route is a path defined in the workflow that is executed when certain conditions are met. Among the options you provided, you can use the following conditions to configure an escape route:

A. No Role Owner

C. Approver Not Found

These scenarios require an alternative path in the workflow because the normal process cannot continue without a role owner or an approver.

While options B. SOD Violation and D. Auto Provisioning Failure could potentially be part of your workflow considerations, they are not typical conditions used to trigger an escape route in MSMP workflow. They are more commonly used as conditions in the main path of the workflow, not an escape route.