In Workday, Core Connector integrations use Population Eligibility rules to determine which records are included in the output. To meet the requirement, you must create a Boolean (True/False) calculated field that evaluates whether a worker is based in the San Francisco area and is on leave. This calculated field is then assigned to the integration system's launch parameters under the Population Eligibility section. The integration will only process and output records for workers where this condition evaluates to true, effectively filtering the population as requested.

A. Configure a Boolean field for San Francisco workers on leave in the field overrides.

Field overrides are used to change the value or format of specific data fields for records that have already been selected for processing, not to filter which records are included.

C. Configure the integration attributes to include workers in San Francisco on leave.

Integration attributes are used to define static, reusable values (like a file name pattern or a vendor ID) for the integration, not for dynamic, record-level population filtering.

D. Configure a Boolean field for San Francisco workers on leave under the field attributes.

"Field attributes" is not the correct term or location for this type of configuration. Population filtering is explicitly managed through the Population Eligibility settings of the integration system.

1. Workday Documentation

"Core Connectors and Document Transformation Worker Guide": This guide details the structure and configuration of Core Connector integrations. It specifies that the initial data set is determined by the launch parameters

which include Population Eligibility rules. The guide explains that these rules are the primary mechanism for filtering the population before data transformation or output generation occurs. (Reference: Section on "Configuring Integration Launch Parameters").

2. Workday Documentation

"Calculated Fields Guide": This document explains how to create various types of calculated fields. It provides instructions for building "True/False Condition" fields

which are essential for defining the logic used in Population Eligibility rules. The guide outlines using business object data (e.g.

Location

Leave Status) to build complex conditional logic. (Reference: Chapter on "Creating True/False Condition Calculations").

3. Workday Pro Integrations Courseware

"Core Connectors" Module: Official Workday training materials explicitly teach that filtering the set of workers for a Core Connector integration is achieved by creating a True/False calculated field and applying it to the "Population Eligibility" prompt on the "Configure Integration Launch Parameters" task. This is presented as a foundational concept for controlling integration scope.