Online Access Free PEGACSSA_v6.2 Exam Questions

Which of the following are most accurate regarding utility functions? (Choose Two)

• A.Utility functions can use both the standard Java API and the PRPC Public API
• B.A new utility function should only be created if no other rules or provided functions can accomplish a given requirement
• C.Utility functions cannot access clipboard data
• D.Utility functions are called by utility shapes in flows
• E.It is recommended, but not required, that utility functions belong to a library

Consider the following steps of an activity:

Consider the locks being properly held. What would be the value of the variable "Total" once the activity is run, knowing Total is calculated using properties from SecondPage with this formulA. .Total = .Quantity * .Price? (Choose One)

• A.400
• B.700
• C.900
• D.0

Which statement is the least accurate regarding draft flow rules? (Choose One)

• A.Rule Resolution ignores them
• B.They should not be moved to production environment
• C.This is a good practice to indicate that your flow is available only for unit testing
• D.This is a good practice as it allows you to test the flow while it is still being built

If an agent runs at 2:30 PM and if it's configured to run at 30 minutes interval with a max records of 50, when does the agent run next time? (Choose One)

• A.30 minutes after the last run is completed
• B.Depends on the number of PRPC nodes
• C.One hour after the last run because all agents can run only once every hour
• D.30 minutes after the last run is started

What statements most accurately explains private check-outs? (Choose Two)

• A.When checking in a private checked-out rule manual merging might be required
• B.Private check-out is available if the rule is checked-out by someone else
• C.Locking a RuleSet prevents private check-outs
• D.Use the check-out setting in the operator preferences to specify the preferred check-out method (standard/private)
• E.Private check-out is only available for a user who has previously checked in the rule