A model governance team uses SAS Model Manager to enforce a policy that all models must be validated before promotion to production. Which SAS Model Manager feature enforces this workflow policy?
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Here's the deal — b is correct because SAS Model Manager implements lifecycle workflow management with defined states (Development, Validation, Production, Retired) and role-based transitions. An administrator can configure workflow policies so that only models in 'Validated' state can be promoted to Production, and only users with the Validator role can approve the validation transition.
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Full Explanation
B is correct because SAS Model Manager implements lifecycle workflow management with defined states (Development, Validation, Production, Retired) and role-based transitions. An administrator can configure workflow policies so that only models in 'Validated' state can be promoted to Production, and only users with the Validator role can approve the validation transition. A (model comparison) is an analysis view, not a promotion gate. C (monitoring thresholds) are post-deployment controls, not pre-promotion gates. D (registration with attachment) is not a standard enforced workflow gate in SAS Model Manager.