Graduate school students create and submit project proposals to their advisors. During the proposal phase, the advisor and the student can each edit the draft proposal.
How do you ensure the advisor and the student can simultaneously edit the proposal, and the application can check the proposal for changes before committing them?
To ensure that the advisor and the student can simultaneously edit the draft proposal, configure the locking on the case type to allow multiple users (B). This setting enables a shared access model, where multiple users can work on the case at the same time. Additionally, Pega's conflict resolution mechanisms can be utilized to check for changes before committing them to the database, ensuring that any concurrent edits are properly managed and the integrity of the proposal is maintained. Reference: Pega Community documentation on case locking and concurrent editing.
What are the two most common ways to expose your application to an external system? (Choose Two)
The two most common ways to expose your application to an external system are to leverage the Pega API (B) and to create a web service with the Service wizard (D). The Pega API provides a set of out-of-the-box RESTful endpoints for performing operations within the Pega Platform. The Service wizard simplifies the creation of SOAP or REST services, enabling external systems to interact with Pega applications. Reference: Pega Community documentation on Pega API and Service wizard.
A hospital uses a case type to manage the treatment of patients visiting the Emergency Room (ER). Cases are created when the patient checks in at the registration desk, and are resolved when the patient is released from the hospital. Stakeholders identify the following security requirements for the case type.
Patients access cases on a read-only basis.
Patients can only access their own cases.
Doctors and nurses can modify cases throughout the case life cycle.
Only doctors are allowed to write prescriptions.
What two steps, when performed together, allow you to ensure that patients can read, but not edit, cases? (Choose Two)
To ensure that patients can read but not edit cases in the hospital's ER case management system, two steps need to be taken. First, configure an Access Role to Object rule with the open case action set to 1 (B), which grants read-only access. This ensures that patients can view their cases without the ability to make any modifications. Secondly, create an access group unique to patients (D). This access group would include the Access Role to Object rule configured in the previous step. By associating patients with this access group, it ensures that they are granted the appropriate level of access to their cases, fulfilling the security requirements specified by the stakeholders. Reference: Pega Community documentation on Access of Role to Object and access groups.
Which two rule types can you mark as a relevant record? (Choose Two)
The rule types that you can mark as relevant records are those that are frequently referenced and are of high importance in the application. Reports (B) and Sections (D) can be marked as relevant records to easily access and modify these important rules. Reference: Pega official documentation on relevant records.
You are analyzing application performance and identify a data transform exceeding preferred performance parameters. Which performance tool do you use to help troubleshoot the issue?
When analyzing a data transform that is exceeding preferred performance parameters, the Performance Analyzer (PAL) (C) is the most suitable tool to use. PAL provides detailed metrics on various aspects of system performance, including CPU usage, database interactions, and rule execution times. By using PAL to analyze the performance of a data transform, you can identify specific areas where inefficiencies occur, such as excessive database reads or writes, loop iterations, or other resource-intensive operations. This insight allows for targeted optimizations to improve the performance of the data transform and the overall application. Reference: Pega Community documentation on Performance Analyzer (PAL) and performance troubleshooting.
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