Study the following image showing part of the flow within a process:

What problems do you see with the process flow? (select 2 responses)

• A.There is a missing Recover stage on one of the routes through the flow.
• B.There is a missing Resume stage on one of the routes through the flow.
• C.The Retry Count is not being incremented for each retry.
• D.If an exception is thrown in the Cancel Reservation page and is allowed to bubble up to be caught by the Recover stage, the Create Reservation action won't be retried.

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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.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
• B.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.
• 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 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.

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Study the following diagram which is an extract from a sub-page of a process being tested in Process Studio:

There are no breakpoints in the "Access Customer Account" subpage however there is an error.
What will happen if you choose to step out (SHIFT + F11) when debugging the process?

• A.The process will work all stages in the "Access Customer Account" page until the error is thrown and then focus would move to the breakpoint at "Get Customer Details" stage.
• B.The process will work all stages in the "Access Customer Account" page until the error is thrown and then focus would move to the stage containing the error on the "Access Customer Account" page.
• C.The process will work all stages in the "Access Customer Account" page until the error is thrown and then focus would move to the "Exception1" stage.
• D.The process will work all stages in the "Access Customer Account" page until the error is thrown and then focus would move to the "Recover1" stage.

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Examine the following Blue Prism Process diagram:

The Process contains logic in the 'Control Room Stop Request?' Decision stage, to recognise when a Process Controller has used the 'Request Stop' feature in Control Room, to bring the Process to a controlled stop.
What expression would you use in the 'Control Room Stop Request?' Decision stage, to ensure that the Process recognises that the Control Room 'Request Stop' command has been triggered?
(Remember, Blue Prism expressions are case sensitive)

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Look at this flow diagram from the Main Page of a process in Process Studio:

Thinking about the standard Blue Prism Process Templates, what is wrong with how this Main Page is handling exceptions?

• A.There is nothing wrong with the Main Page flow shown in the image, it is a copy of Blue Prism's standard Process Template.
• B.The Exception Block in the image should be extended to cover all stages in the flow rather than just 4 sub-pages.
• C.Between the Recover and Resume stages there should be logic to reset the application ready for the next case to be worked. For example, this could call the Close Down and Start Up pages.
• D.It would be better to remove the Exception Block and recover, resume logic, and instead handle any exceptions in the sub-pages. Flag data items could instead be passed up as output parameters from the sub-pages informing the Main Page flow if an exception has occurred.
• E.The exception handling in the image does not contain any concurrent exception logic. This means there is nothing stopping every item in the Work Queue being marked with the exact same System Exception.

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