Pegasystems PEGACPSSA23V1 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Pegasystems PEGACPSSA23V1 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  When designing reports with multiple data sources, in which two ways is an association rule different from a class join? (Choose two.)

  A. You can join multiple classes with class joins, while you cannot join multiple classes with associations.
  B. Anyone with the appropriate permissions can use associations when creating reports in the User portal.
  C. Class joins are unique to each report. Associations are reusable in any report.
  D. A class join is required to add a filter condition to your report.
  B. Anyone with the appropriate permissions can use associations when creating reports in the User portal.
  C. Class joins are unique to each report. Associations are reusable in any report.

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  Explanation

  An association rule differs from a class join in that it is a reusable rule that can be used by anyone with appropriate permissions when creating reports. This makes it available across multiple reports. Class joins, on the other hand, are specific to each report definition and are not reusable in the same way.

  References: Pega Reporting Guide - Associations vs. Joins.

• Question 12:

  A report needs to list the user ID of the manager of the operator who creates a time-off case. The report provides information from the MyCo-HR-SelfService-Work-TimeOff and Data-Admin-Operator-ID classes. Which two options independently satisfy the business outcome? (Choose Two)

  A. Configure a class join on the report definition to join operator information to each case.
  B. Add the operator ID to the report definition as a parameter.
  C. Use an association rule to join operator information to each case.
  D. Specify both classes in the Pages and Classes tab on the report definition.
  A. Configure a class join on the report definition to join operator information to each case.
  C. Use an association rule to join operator information to each case.

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  Explanation

  A: Configuring a class join on the report definition allows you to join the operator information to each case, enabling you to list the user ID of the manager associated with the operator who creates a time-off case.

  C: Using an association rule to join operator information to each case accomplishes the same objective by defining a reusable join that can be referenced in multiple reports.

  References: Pega official documentation on report definitions and associations.

• Question 13:

  DRAG DROP

  Drag the name of the Pega Platform log file appender from the left to the matching use case on the right.

  Select and Place:

  

  

• Question 14:

  You have identified an activity that does not perform well. You need to find out exactly which steps in the activity are causing the poor performance. Which tool allows you to identify the cause of the performance issue?

  A. Database Trace
  B. Performance Analyzer (PAL)
  C. Tracer
  D. Performance Profiler
  D. Performance Profiler

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  Explanation

  The Tracer tool is designed to debug the execution of rules by providing detailed runtime information about each step within a rule. This allows you to identify performance issues at the step level within an activity.

  References: Pega Platform Help - Tracer Tool.

• Question 15:

  Your application contains the following versions of a service level named AuthorizeClaim.

  

  The application is being updated with a new version of the AccountManage ruleset. As part of the update, the service level is no longer circumstanced for AccountOpen cases. The update must retain the circumstancing for the other case types in the application.

  Which option do you use to reset the circumstancing for the AccountOpen case type?

  A. Copy the non-circumstanced rule to the AccountOpen class and select the base rule option.
  B. Make the circumstanced rules in the AccountOpen class unavailable.
  C. Withdraw the circumstanced rules in the AccountOpen class.
  D. Block the circumstanced rules in the AccountOpen class.
  C. Withdraw the circumstanced rules in the AccountOpen class.

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  Explanation

  Withdrawing the circumstanced rules in the AccountOpen class is the correct action to stop using a circumstanced rule. This allows the non-circumstanced (or base) rule to be used instead without affecting other circumstanced versions of the rule for different case types.

  References: Pega Platform Help - Withdrawing a rule.

• Question 16:

  Which two use cases correctly describe controlling access to an attachment category? (Choose Two)

  A. Configure the When condition "IsCurrentStageTesting" to allow users to view an attachment if the rule returns true.
  B. Configure a Visible when condition called "IsDocumentPrivate" to allow users to view an attachment if the rule returns false.
  C. Configure the privilege "DeleteOwn" and assign it to a user so that a user can delete their own attachments.
  D. Configure Client-based access control on the class where the attachment category exists to restrict access to the attachment.
  A. Configure the When condition "IsCurrentStageTesting" to allow users to view an attachment if the rule returns true.
  C. Configure the privilege "DeleteOwn" and assign it to a user so that a user can delete their own attachments.

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  Explanation

  Controlling access to an attachment category can be achieved through various configurations. Using a When condition like "IsCurrentStageTesting" (A) allows for dynamic access control based on the case's current stage, enabling attachments to be accessible only under certain conditions. Assigning privileges, such as "DeleteOwn" (C), to users enables fine-grained control over actions users can perform on attachments, such as deleting their own attachments, thus enhancing security and compliance with business rules.

  References: Pega Community documentation on attachment categories and access control.

• Question 17:

  HOTSPOT

  You perform a major skim on the ruleset ABC:02-02-01 to ABC:03-01-01. In the Answer area, select the ruleset versions that the skim operation uses to copy rules into ABC:03-01-01.

  

  

• Question 18:

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

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

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  Explanation

  The compliance score of an application is generated based on several factors, including the number of rules with warnings, the number of rules with unjustified warnings, and the percentage of compliant rules in the application. This score helps to identify potential issues with rule compliance and areas that may need attention.

  References: Pega Platform Help - Compliance score.

• Question 19:

  In which log can you see performance-related alerts that are triggered when an operation exceeds the specified performance threshold7

  A. ALERTSECURITY log
  B. PEGA log
  C. ALERT log
  D. BIX log
  C. ALERT log

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  Explanation

  Performance-related alerts are recorded in the ALERT log. This log contains entries for operations that exceed specified performance thresholds, providing insights into potential performance issues.

  References: Pega Platform Help - System Logs.

• Question 20:

  Which statement is true about services?

  A. Services require a REST connector to function.
  B. Services return all data in XML format.
  C. Services may process outbound requests.
  D. Services may use a listener that runs in the background.
  D. Services may use a listener that runs in the background.

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  Explanation

  Services in Pega Platform can be configured to listen for incoming requests using background listeners. These listeners are continuously running processes that wait for requests on specific ports or addresses. When a request is received, the service processes it accordingly. This capability is crucial for enabling asynchronous communication and integration with external systems, where Pega services can act upon requests without requiring manual initiation of these interactions.

  References: Pega Community documentation on service types and listeners.