You identify an element in Application Modeller but when you highlight or use that element Blue Prism gives you an error message saying that duplicate elements were found.
Which of the following statements is true?

• A.It is common for duplicate elements to be found based upon the attributes that are ticked by default using the Blue Prism product. Time needs to be spent experimenting with the attribute ticks until a unique, reliable, and consistent selection of attributes are found.
• B.A code stage interface will need to be created and used for this application, this will give you more flexibility to interact with the application elements.
• C.You will need to make the attributes you have selected dynamic. This will allow your flow to loop around, incrementing the attribute value until the correct element is found and used.
  Reason: Is is common as the duplicate elements we are found by default as the attributes are provided by the application not by the blue prism. how do make our elements unique is not done by practicing and experience. ( This is also mentioned in the Foundation course and as well as in other Pdf too)
• D.It will not be possible to interface with the element in a unique way. You will need to use Surface Automation techniques for this element.

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Consider the following process flow:

What is the problem with this flow?

• A.The flow contains a recover stage and a route from it without a resume stage. This will cause internal errors on future exceptions thrown in the same session.
• B.The exception handling in this flow can be removed because an Attach action in a navigate stage should always work if configured correctly
• C.The Attach Block should be enlarged to also include the Waited Long Enough decision stage.
• D.The 0.5 second wait stage should be removed so that the retries can be performed at full speed.
• E.There is nothing wrong with this flow.

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You identify an element in Application Modeller and it highlights uniquely and can be used in your object flow diagram. The next day you find that Blue Prism cannot no longer identify the same element, your object flow is giving you 'Element not found' exceptions.
Which of the following statements is true?

• A.The Blue Prism product support team should be contacted to report the issue. This signifies an inconsistency in how the Blue Prism product is working which needs to be fixed.
• B.This must be an environment issue. The Blue Prism environment must be consistent and persistent, and an element that worked one day and does not work the next day suggests the environment is changeable. The IT team supporting the environment needs to be contacted to fix the problem.
• C.It is common for consistency issues to be found during configuration/development testing. The most likely cause is that an attribute has been selected for the element that is changeable, such as a window title with a date, or a URL. The developer needs to ensure that any changeable attributes are unticked.
• D.This suggests that Best Practice exception handling has not been implemented in the object. A retry loop around the object stages that are using the element will probably fix the problem.

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If you change an environment variable when will the new value be available to the process?

• A.Immediately
• B.Next time the process starts
• C.Next time a new case is taken from a WQ
• D.Next time resource PC starts

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What is wrong with the flow shown in the image?

• A.Sub-pages should not have retry logic, exception handling should be in the object level rather than in the process.
• B.The resume stage must also be within the exception block
• C.The retry loop logic does not include any navigation after the resume stage to ensure the application is ready to try the 'Search Screen -Perform Search' action again.
• D.The retry loop logic shown in the image is incorrect because it uses multiple action stages. There should be a retry loop around every action.

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