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問題文

A developer wants one Integration Procedure to reuse another Integration Procedure as a step. Which two statements about calling an IP from within an IP (chaining) are accurate? (Select two.)

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1. Calling an IP from an IP is impossible; procedures can only be called from OmniScripts and FlexCards.
2. An Integration Procedure action lets one IP invoke another IP as a step and receive its response into the calling IP's data.
3. Chaining automatically merges the two procedures into a single stored definition in the org, deleting the child.
4. Chaining lets you factor shared logic into a reusable IP that multiple procedures can call, improving maintainability.
5. A chained IP always runs on the client browser and never on the server, regardless of how it is invoked.