In Micro Focus Identity Manager, DirXML Script is the XML-based language used to represent events and commands processed by the Identity Engine. An document contains operations to be executed. The primary command elements that can be children of the tag are , , , and . These tags correspond directly to the fundamental CUD (Create, Update, Delete) and rename operations performed on objects in a connected directory, forming the core of identity synchronization events.

B. : This is not a standard, top-level command element within the DirXML Script specification for an document.

C. : This is not a valid DirXML command tag. The element used for searching or querying the directory is .

E. : This is a verb used within policy rules for data transformation (e.g., format-dn), not a primary command element within an document.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Documentation: Understanding DirXML Script, "DirXML Script Elements" section. This section explicitly lists and describes the primary command elements. It details , , , and as core commands that can be contained within an or document. It does not list , , or as command elements at this level.

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Documentation: Policies in Designer, "Actions - Verbs and Nouns" section. This document clarifies that verbs like format-dn or format-time (related to ) are used within policy actions to manipulate data, distinguishing them from the top-level command elements like or that define the overall event.

3. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Documentation: Understanding Policies for Identity Manager, "The Job of a Policy" section. This guide explains that policies operate on XML documents containing commands such as , , , and , reinforcing that these are the fundamental operations represented in the input/output documents.