IBM C2010-597 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

IBM C2010-597 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 91:

  The Attention section is intended to be hidden by default for a record in null state but it is able to be seen at runtime. What should be done to hide the Attention section?

  A. Configure the Visible setting for this tab in Form Builder
  B. Configure the Visible setting for this section in Form Builder
  C. Configure the Visible setting for this state transition in Form Builder
  D. Configure the Visible setting for this state transition in Data Modeler
  B. Configure the Visible setting for this section in Form Builder

• Question 92:

  A requirement is sent to save the data when a user clicks on Create Draft. The record should move to the next state after a user clicks Create Draft. It is verified that the validation workflow is processing, but the record remains in the Draft state. What action should be taken?

  A. Check that the synchronous workflow is set to permanent data.
  B. Check that the event has been set correctly on the asynchronous workflow.
  C. Check that the synchronous workflow is properly attached to the sub action.
  D. Check that the Save Permanent Data task has been added to the synchronous workflow.
  D. Check that the Save Permanent Data task has been added to the synchronous workflow.

• Question 93:

  How are runtime filters created?

  A. By selecting the appropriate Module, Business Object, and Field in the Advanced tab.
  B. By checking the Prompt Before Query check box on the Options sub tab of the General tab.
  C. By checking the box marked User and setting the appropriate filter operator for the desired field.
  D. By checking the box marked System with a keyword of $$RUNTIME$$ as the value for the desired field
  C. By checking the box marked User and setting the appropriate filter operator for the desired field.

• Question 94:

  Where does an onClick event get configured?

  A. In the start condition of a workflow
  B. In the properties of a tab in Form Builder
  C. In the properties of a field in Form Builder
  D. In the properties of a smart section in Data Modeler
  C. In the properties of a field in Form Builder

• Question 95:

  Which statement is true about source mapping?

  A. It is used only when mapping a smart section or locator field.
  B. It is used only when the source object is the object of the start task.
  C. It is used only when the source and target objects are the same type.
  D. It is used only when there is a temporary association between the objects.
  A. It is used only when mapping a smart section or locator field.

• Question 96:

  An editable report has been created with the name triPeople - triRetired - Editable. The report designer wants to allow the user to be able to unretire multiple records. The designer has properly set the query to be editable and has selected the proper state. When the designer goes to the query's Advanced tab to set the actions that will be available to the user, he finds that option is not available. What could be the problem?

  A. The report has been created from the My Reports Tab.
  B. There are no editable fields in the triRetired state so no actions are allowed.
  C. The query is of type Report. Queries of type Report cannot be made editable.
  D. The record is not editable for that state so no actions are available from the editable query.
  A. The report has been created from the My Reports Tab.

• Question 97:

  When creating an extended formula there are variable declarations called Inputs. Which statement is true?

  A. Inputs are case sensitive and must be used in the order they were declared.
  B. Inputs are not case sensitive and must be used in the order they were declared.
  C. Inputs are case sensitive and do not have to be used in the order they were declared.
  D. Inputs are not case sensitive and do not have to be used in the order they were declared.
  C. Inputs are case sensitive and do not have to be used in the order they were declared.

• Question 98:

  A new classification has been defined and the developer is ready to create the new classification's local root. From the Hierarchy pane the focus is placed on the Classification root node and the option New is selected. The new classification does not show up as an option in the Hierarchy pane drop-down as a valid child that can be added to the root.

  What could be wrong?

  A. The new classification's form has not been added to the Includes/Forms tab of the new classification's form.
  B. The new classification's form has not been added to the Includes/Forms tab of the root classification form.
  C. The new classification's form has not been added to the Includes/Forms tab of the classification business object (BO).
  D. The new classification's form has not been added to the Includes/Forms tab of the new classifications BO.
  B. The new classification's form has not been added to the Includes/Forms tab of the root classification form.

• Question 99:

  The design requirement for a query section is to make sure that the end user cannot remove any records from the query section at runtime. By default, a DeAssociate action does appear. What should be done to reconfigure the section?

  A. Delete the DeAssociate action from the query section.
  B. Delete the label for the DeAssociate action in the query section.
  C. Uncheck the Active setting in the DeAssociate action for the source query.
  D. Uncheck the Pop-up setting for the DeAssociate action in the source query.
  B. Delete the label for the DeAssociate action in the query section.

• Question 100:

  Which statement is always true about runtime filters and queries?

  A. Users are limited to three values when using runtime filters.
  B. Runtime filters can be set against fields that are not displayed on the query.
  C. When using runtime filters, the user must apply filters before seeing the results of the query.
  D. Runtime filters allow the system to dynamically alter results (for example based on the record that initiated the query)
  B. Runtime filters can be set against fields that are not displayed on the query.