Online Access Free ACD101 Exam Questions

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You need to implement a new column on an existing database table. This table, its Custom Data Types (CDT), and data store entity are currently in use by an Appian application.
How should you implement this change?
Note: To answer, move all steps from the Options list to the Answer List area and arrange them in the correct order.

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Match each Appian design object name to the most applicable use case.
Note: Each use case will be used once.

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Explanation:
Expression Rule # Calculate an expected start date, given a specified priority and today's date.
Data Store # Connect Appian to a relational database.
Group # Establish a list of users that may change over time.
Interface # Display an expected start-date banner.
Each mapping represents the primary responsibility of the Appian object. An expression rule encapsulates reusable business logic, so calculating a start date from priority and the current date belongs in an expression rule. A data store connects Appian to an external relational database and supports storing and retrieving application data. A group organizes users or other groups and can be maintained manually or through dynamic membership rules. An interface returns components that capture or display information to application users, making it appropriate for displaying a start-date banner. Separating calculation, persistence, user organization, and presentation into their appropriate object types improves reusability, maintainability, security, and adherence to Appian's object-oriented application architecture.

Match each Appian Design Object name to the most applicable use case.
Note: Each use case will be used once or not at all. To change your responses, you may deselect your response by clicking the blank space at the top of the selection list.

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* Custom Data Type (CDT): Connect Appian to a relational database, establishing relationships between custom data types in Appian and corresponding tables in the database.
* Process Model: Establish a data structure into which a process model can set values prior to writing to the database.
* Constant: Store a reference to a group that will be assigned a task or receive a notification.
* Custom Data Types (CDTs) define the structure of data within Appian and can be mapped to existing database tables to leverage relational database functionalities. They establish how data is structured and stored in the Appian application.
* Process Models depict the workflow and logic of a business process. They can include user and automated tasks, and they can manipulate and store data before, during, and after the execution of the process.
* Constants are reusable static values that can be referenced within Appian. They can store values like group references, which can then be used for task assignment or notification purposes in process models or other expressions.
References
* Appian Documentation: Data Types, Process Models, Constants

You are making changes to a record type named Support Case which has an existing related action titled Update Case.
Your customer requests an enhancement to make the update case action easily accessible when viewing the summary of a support case record.
What should you do?

• A.Set the visibility of the Update Case-related action to the Summary view.
• B.Add a new record relationship between the Support Case record type, Summary view, and Update Case- related actions.
• C.Configure the Summary record view and add a shortcut to the Update Case-related action.

When applying a default filter to a record type, what is a true statement for excluded data?

• A.The data does not show up in the record list, but end-users can clear the filter condition to view the data.
• B.The data does not show up in the record list. End-users are unable to clear the filter condition to view the data.
• C.The data does not show up in the record list, but can be accessed by end-users using a direct link to a record view.