What will the XPath [VacationRequest.VacationRequest_Submitter='[%CurrentUser%]'] return?

The XPath expression [VacationRequest.VacationRequest_Submitter='[%CurrentUser%]'] is specifically designed to filter records based on the identity of the user currently logged into the application. The use of '%CurrentUser%' dynamically refers to the user who is executing the query, ensuring that only those vacation requests where the submitter matches this user are returned.

Thus, this expression will yield a list of all vacation requests that the current user has submitted, aligning perfectly with the intended query. It effectively narrows down the dataset to only include the relevant records based on the submitter's identity, which is why it accurately returns a list of all vacation requests submitted by the current user.

In contrast, options that suggest lists of vacation requests from all users or those not submitted by the current user do not align with the specified criteria of the XPath expression. Similarly, a count of vacation requests submitted does not match the nature of the expression, which focuses on retrieving specific records rather than performing an aggregate function.