Which statement is false?

Which statement is false?

• A. When creating a Run Control ID it is acceptable to include blank spaces.
• B. Not all assignments have funding.
• C. The PERSTEMPO Report is published as an Excel spreadsheet.
• D. The Field Duty Location search uses Field Value as a search field.

Answer: (A)

Run Control IDs are meant to be compact, unique keys that let you save and re-run report parameters reliably. Because they act as identifiers pulled by the system, they’re treated as a single token with no spaces. Including blank spaces would complicate parsing, storage, and matching, so spaces aren’t allowed in a Run Control ID. That’s why the statement about blank spaces being acceptable is not correct. The other items align with common expectations: some assignments truly don’t have funding, a PERSTEMPO report can be exported to Excel for analysis, and searches in Field Duty Location often rely on a specific search field like Field Value to filter results.

Run Control IDs are meant to be compact, unique keys that let you save and re-run report parameters reliably. Because they act as identifiers pulled by the system, they’re treated as a single token with no spaces. Including blank spaces would complicate parsing, storage, and matching, so spaces aren’t allowed in a Run Control ID. That’s why the statement about blank spaces being acceptable is not correct.

The other items align with common expectations: some assignments truly don’t have funding, a PERSTEMPO report can be exported to Excel for analysis, and searches in Field Duty Location often rely on a specific search field like Field Value to filter results.