Adobe Exam AD0-E327 Topic 7 Question 25 Discussion

Actual exam question for Adobe's AD0-E327 exam

Question #: 25
Topic #: 7

A workflow was returning unexpected results. The Operator used the pause functionality to put the workflow into a paused state to examine these results. They never cleared the pause state.

What two impacts will this have on the overall Campaign instance? (Choose two.)

AIt will increase the size of the database

BIt will make the workflow more efficient next time

CIt will stop further iterations of the workflow from running

DIt will leave any temporary tables in place

EIt will lock the workflow until it is restarted

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Fabiola

1 months ago

I wonder if the workflow gets lonely when it's paused. Maybe it starts talking to the temporary tables, keeping them company. C and E are the answers, though, no denying that.

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Gail

23 days ago

C) It will stop further iterations of the workflow from running

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Eun

27 days ago

A) It will increase the size of the database

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Shayne

1 months ago

I'm with Tran on this one. B doesn't make sense as an impact. It's like saying your car runs better when it's in park. C and E are the correct answers, no doubt about it.

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Royal

9 days ago

Yeah, C and E are the correct answers. It will stop further iterations of the workflow from running and lock the workflow until it is restarted.

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Mel

24 days ago

I agree, B doesn't make sense. It's definitely not going to make the workflow more efficient next time.

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Tran

2 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about B being an impact. Wouldn't it make the workflow less efficient if it's just sitting there, paused? C and E seem like the obvious impacts to me.

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Tamekia

21 days ago

C) It will stop further iterations of the workflow from running

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Rodolfo

1 months ago

A) It will increase the size of the database

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Felice

2 months ago

This is a tricky one, but I think Otis nailed it. Pausing a workflow is like putting your car in park - it stops the engine, but the car is still there, taking up space. C and E are the way to go.

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Dorothy

2 months ago

I agree with Otis. The pause functionality is meant to allow the operator to investigate the issue, not leave the workflow in a perpetual state of limbo. C and E are the right choices here.

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Garry

2 months ago

But won't leaving temporary tables in place also have an impact on the database size?

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Otis

2 months ago

The correct answers are C and E. A paused workflow will stop further iterations from running and lock the workflow until it's restarted. This can leave any temporary tables in place, which is not ideal.

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