Which type of command can be executed using the Program Command Shape?

The Program Command Shape in Boomi is designed to execute a variety of external commands or scripts from within an integration process. The correct choice highlights that it can run SQL statements, stored procedures, and system commands. This flexibility allows integrations to interact with databases directly by executing SQL commands or calling stored procedures, which are essential for fetching, updating, or manipulating data in a database context. Furthermore, executing system commands can enable the integration process to interact with the OS environment, facilitating tasks such as running scripts or programs that may not be tied directly to database operations.

This capability is focused on executing well-defined commands that can be external to the integration runtime, which is why commands related to user interface interactions or HTTP requests are not applicable here. User interface commands typically involve direct interactions with applications, which is outside the scope of what the Program Command Shape is designed to handle. Similarly, while HTTP requests can be sent using other components in Boomi, they are typically managed through specific connector components rather than executed via a program command. File management commands may also be executed through dedicated file handling components in Boomi, rather than through the Program Command Shape, which is tailored more for executing scripts and commands at the system level.