A.External classes contain a BLOB for faster processing.

B.External classes cannot belong to a class group.

C.External classes do not contain the pzinsKey property.

D.External classes map Pega properties to database columns.

E.External classes require a Pega-generated composite key.

A.ECS is used to alter the performance of the Pega Platform.

B.ECS documents industry or enterprise standards that pplications must contain.

C.ECS references single-value properties and complex properties

D.ECS provides a structure supporting rule reuse.

A.Add the decision tree to a decision shape and create cases using various test values.

B.Check the decision tree for conflicts.

C.Use a test page to run the decision tree.

D.Check the decision tree for completeness.

A.Screen flows provide an easy way to add a step to a process that is preconfigured with functionality, such as sending an email or creating a case.

B.Screen flows help you organize separate tasks into steps so you can control how, when, and by whom work is performed for each step.

C.Screen flows help a single user complete complex tasks by presenting multiple screens in a logical sequence.

D.Screen flows provide a way to add an assignment to a process that is preconfigured with one or more actions a user can take.

A.Use an SQL call to exchange data between the mashup and hosting web page.

B.Use the data-pega-event-onpagedata attribute to configure the default value for the gadget.

C.Use a queue processor to pass updated attributes to the gadget on the hosting web page.

D.Use an action object configured as a script to perform additional actions on a web mashup gadget.

E.Use the Javascript function doAction() to set or read data values through the hosting web page.