Policy Builder is an integral graphical tool within Micro Focus Identity Manager's Designer and iManager. Its primary purpose is to accelerate the creation and management of policies that govern data synchronization. It provides a user-friendly, token-based interface where administrators can define conditions and actions without writing code. This graphical approach directly replaces the need for manually coding complex and error-prone Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) for data manipulation, thus minimizing reliance on them. The intuitive GUI streamlines the entire process, enabling the rapid development and deployment of robust policies.

A. Policy Builder generates DirXML Script, a proprietary XML-based language, not an open standard.

B. While policies created with the tool can enforce password complexity, the tool itself is for building logic; the Identity Manager engine performs the enforcement.

C. Policy Builder is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and does not possess command-line capabilities; its function is to abstract away from code.

E. Data cleansing is a specific task that can be accomplished with a policy, but the tool's core benefit is the rapid development of all policy types, not just cleansing.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Documentation: Understanding Policies for Identity Manager, Section: "The Policy Builder and DirXML Script". The documentation states, "The Policy Builder provides a graphical user interface that allows you to create and edit policies without having to understand the underlying XML-based language, DirXML Script." This supports the benefit of a graphical interface for rapid development (F).

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Documentation: Understanding Policies for Identity Manager, Section: "When to Use XSLT". This section explicitly states, "Although the Policy Builder is the preferred method for creating policies, you might have existing XSLT style sheets that you want to use..." This directly confirms that Policy Builder is the primary alternative to XSLT, thus minimizing its necessity (D).

3. NetIQ Identity Manager 4.5 Policies in Designer Documentation, Section 1.2: "What Is a Policy?". The guide mentions, "The Policy Builder allows you to graphically build and customize policies without writing code in DirXML Script or XSLT." This single sentence validates both correct answers by highlighting the graphical nature for building policies (F) and its role as an alternative to writing XSLT (D).