Pegasystems PEGACPSSA23V1 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Pegasystems PEGACPSSA23V1 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 121:

  You configure a child case to override the locking strategy of the parent case. The parent case has a time-out value of one hour.

  Which time-out value option is recommended for the child case?

  A. Set the Access time-out value equal to the parent case time-out value.
  B. Set the Access time-out value less than the parent case time-out value.
  C. Set the Access time-out value greater than the parent case time-out value.
  D. The Access time-out value on the child case cannot be changed.
  C. Set the Access time-out value greater than the parent case time-out value.

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  Explanation

  The recommended practice is to set the Access time-out value for the child case to be greater than the parent case time-out value. This ensures that the child case does not become inaccessible due to a time-out while the parent case is still active, which could happen if it had the same or a shorter time-out value.

  References: Pega official documentation on locking strategies and time-out values.

• Question 122:

  In your purchasing application, you use a decision table with vendor discount codes. You want to delegate the decision table. In which ruleset do you save the decision table to allow delegation?

  A. Organization
  B. Integration
  C. Production
  D. Application
  C. Production

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  Explanation

  To allow delegation of a decision table, you should save it in a Production ruleset. Production rulesets are designed to hold rules that business users can modify directly in a production environment, which includes delegated rules.

  References: Pega official documentation on ruleset types and rule delegation.

• Question 123:

  While running an application, a user notes that a system exception occurred. Which log do you review to identify the issue?

  A. Pega
  B. Alert
  C. AlertSecunty
  D. BIX
  A. Pega

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  Explanation

  System exceptions and errors are typically logged in the Pega log. This log captures information about the functioning of the Pega platform and the applications running on it, including system errors and exceptions that users encounter.

  References: Pega System Administration documentation on log files.

• Question 124:

  Graduate school students create and submit project proposals to their advisors. During the proposal phase, the advisor and the student can each edit the draft proposal. How do you ensure the advisor and the student can simultaneously edit the proposal, and the application can check the proposal for changes before committing them?

  A. Configure the locking on the case type to allow one user.
  B. Configure the locking on the case type to allow multiple users.
  C. Configure an assignment for the advisor and an assignment for the student.
  D. Configure the student and advisor roles with view and edit permission.
  B. Configure the locking on the case type to allow multiple users.

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  Explanation

  To ensure that the advisor and the student can simultaneously edit the draft proposal, configure the locking on the case type to allow multiple users (B). This setting enables a shared access model, where multiple users can work on the case at the same time. Additionally, Pega's conflict resolution mechanisms can be utilized to check for changes before committing them to the database, ensuring that any concurrent edits are properly managed and the integrity of the proposal is maintained.

  References: Pega Community documentation on case locking and concurrent editing.

• Question 125:

  A courier company wants a mobile app to scan and track the parcels collected from remote areas with no internet access.

  Which mobile app do you develop to fulfill the requirement?

  A. Signed app
  B. Unsigned app
  C. Native app
  D. SDK app
  A. Signed app

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  Explanation

  For a courier company requiring a mobile app to work in remote areas without internet access, a signed app is the best solution. Signed apps are authorized by a certificate authority, ensuring their authenticity and integrity. These apps can be designed to operate in offline mode, storing data locally when there's no internet connection and syncing it back to the server once connectivity is restored. This capability is crucial for field operations in remote areas, ensuring uninterrupted app functionality and data collection.

  References: Pega Community documentation on mobile app development and offline capabilities.

• Question 126:

  Items selected by a user need to be copied to a page list property when the user submits the form. How do you copy the items?

  A. Add a data transform to the flow action as a post-processing action.
  B. Add a data transform to the flow action as a pre-processing action.
  C. Create a declare expression with the page list property as the target.
  D. Create a validate rule to copy the selected items.
  B. Add a data transform to the flow action as a pre-processing action.

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  Explanation

  To copy items selected by a user to a page list property when the user submits the form, add a data transform to the flow action as a post-processing action (A). Post-processing actions occur after the user submits the form, making it the right moment to transfer the selected items into the page list property for further processing or storage.

  References: Pega Community documentation on data transforms and flow action post-processing.

• Question 127:

  Which two configurations can you use to include access groups into your Product rule? (Choose Two)

  A. Associate the access groups with a ruleset included in the application.
  B. Export the access groups using the Access Manager.
  C. Add the access groups to the application definition.
  D. Add the access group to the Product record in the Individual instances to include section.
  A. Associate the access groups with a ruleset included in the application.
  D. Add the access group to the Product record in the Individual instances to include section.

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  Explanation

  To include access groups in your Product rule, you can:

  A: Associate the access groups with a ruleset included in the application. This ensures that when the ruleset is included in the product rule, the associated access groups are also included.

  D: Add the access group directly to the Product record in the Individual instances to include section. This allows you to specifically select which access groups to include in the product rule.

  References: Pega official documentation on Product rules.

• Question 128:

  What is the function of class mapping for reports?

  A. Ensure all data from one report belongs to a single Case type instance.
  B. Create a new Database table record for a Pega Platform class.
  C. Assign an ID to a class so reports can reference specific properties.
  D. Retrieve data from an associated database table.
  D. Retrieve data from an associated database table.

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  Explanation

  The function of class mapping for reports is to retrieve data from an associated database table. Class mapping determines which table data is pulled from when running a report, ensuring that the report includes the appropriate data based on the class structure.

  References: Pega official documentation on class mapping and reporting.

• Question 129:

  Which two statements are valid regarding Pega Web Mashups? (Choose two.)

  A. A mashup display starts by calling either a flow or a harness from a Pega application.
  B. Pega Platform limits a mashup to working on existing cases.
  C. A mashup can allow access to Dev Studio for full system configuration.
  D. A user can view their worklist in an external portal and select items to take action on.
  A. A mashup display starts by calling either a flow or a harness from a Pega application.
  D. A user can view their worklist in an external portal and select items to take action on.

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  Explanation

• Question 130:

  Which three items are generated and displayed in the compliance score of an application? (Choose Three)

  A. Rules with unjustified warnings in the application
  B. Unweighted compliance score out of 100
  C. Total core rules used in the application
  D. Rules with warnings in the application
  E. Percentage of compliant rules in the application
  A. Rules with unjustified warnings in the application
  D. Rules with warnings in the application
  E. Percentage of compliant rules in the application

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  Explanation

  The compliance score of an application in Pega Platform includes items such as rules with unjustified warnings in the application (A), rules with warnings in the application (D), and the percentage of compliant rules in the application (E). These metrics provide insights into the application's adherence to best practices and guardrails, highlighting areas that may require attention to improve application quality, maintainability, and performance.

  References: Pega Community documentation on Application Quality Dashboard and compliance scoring.