What elements are solely determinative of what is passed to and returned from a workflow?

The elements that are solely determinative of what is passed to and returned from a workflow are referred to as "Arg" (arguments) and "Return." In the context of SailPoint IdentityIQ workflows, arguments represent the input parameters or data provided to the workflow. These can include user information, targeted resources, or any context needed for the workflow's execution.

On the other hand, the return refers to the output produced by the workflow after it has completed its operation. It can include results of processed data, status messages, or any other information defined as the outcome of the workflow.

The terms "Arg" and "Return" encapsulate the essence of what facilitates communication between a workflow and other parts of the IdentityIQ application. This pair is crucial for defining the workflow's interface, allowing integration and function within a broader identity governance and administration context.

In contrast, the other options do not specifically capture the defining aspects of data passed to workflows and the results produced afterwards in a technical workflow execution context. While "Input and output," "Data and Result," and "Function and Variable" might have relevance in programming or system design, they do not specifically align with the terminologies used within the context of workflows in SailPoint IdentityIQ.