Free Pegasystems PEGACSA71V1 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Which of the following configurations can be used to resolve a work item? (Choose One)

• A.  Configuration is not necessary, as the work item is automatically resolved when it reaches any end shape
• B.  Set the work item status to a value beginning with "Resolved-" on the last assignment in the flow
• C.  Use a utility shape in the flow to call the UpdateStatus activity to set the work item status to a value beginning with "Resolved-"
• D.  Use a decision rule to set the work item status

What is the primary difference between a Validate rule and a Constraints rule? (Choose One)

• A.  A Validate rule indicates the specific property that fails validation, while a Constraints rule does not indicate the specific property that fails validation
• B.  A Validate rule can reference either Validate rules or Constraints rules, while a Constraints rule can only reference other Constraints rules
• C.  Constraints rules are evaluated procedurally, while Validate rules are executed declaratively
• D.  Constraints rules are evaluated declaratively, while Validate rules are executed procedurally

What are the two components of a guardrail warning? (Choose Two)

• A.  The performance impact
• B.  The warning type
• C.  The maintainability score
• D.  The severity level

When decomposing a case, a step in a case stage represents:

• A.  An action, or actions, taken to process a case
• B.  A decision needed to process a case
• C.  A first level for organizing tasks needed to process a case
• D.  The components used to implement the tasks for a case

Which of the following describes the function of a RuleSet? (Choose Two)

• A.  To facilitate deployment, making it straightforward to move rules from one system to another
• B.  To specialize the process for different divisions in the same company
• C.  To specialize functionality for different work types in the same application
• D.  To assist with security in application development, providing groups with access to particular sets of rules