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ME.9:4.2 - Record the Result

Use this shape when a later use needs the profile retained. Its applicable distinctions govern an immediate working answer too, without requiring a stored row for every use.

Result positionRequired content
Method subjectAdmitted Method or candidate status and current MethodDescription or candidate-account edition.
use boundaryReceiving System, exact Method-related action or decision, situation, qualification window, and stop.
required Method claimsExact purpose, input/result, action, variation, evidence, support, authority, or stop positions needed by the action.
direct subject resultIndependently governed C.2.1, E.17.0, C.29, E.24.PUB, A.22, or other direct result; explicit lower or failed result when it does not obtain.
exact use claimThe precise claim this action would carry from that direct result.
evidence and relianceOptional A.2.4 first-use classification; when material, exact A.10 path, decision-use relation, currentness boundary, RelianceDisposition, and stop.
receiving resultDirect choice, gate, permission, authorization, acceptance, task, or domain result that permits, declines, or leaves the use unresolved.
exposure and lossMethod claims and distinctions exposed or preserved, and those omitted, withheld, transformed, or uncertain.
row dispositionselect, decline, or unresolved for this exact action, with any narrowed use.
status boundaryMethod, candidate account, MethodDescription, WorkPlan, Work, representation, view, publication, structure, reliance, and receiving-result statuses preserved.
returnSupported current result and basis, failure owner and correction target where needed, and reconsideration trigger; actual user-action observations only when obtained, with their limits.
profile relationCross-use correspondence, conflict, edition relation, omission, or keep-separate decision contributed by this row.