PEGAPCRSA80V1_2019 Online Practice Questions and Answers

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There are two basic types of automations: events and procedures.

Which three statements describe a procedure automation? (Choose three.)

A. It performs business logic and may interact with applications.

B. It is triggered by a user or application action.

C. It may contain more than one starting block.

D. It contains an entry point and should contain at least one exit point.

E. It should return a string value for messaging.

You are working on a team project with several other architects. Each architect is assigned to create activities for several applications. You are ready to add your HR adapter project to the controller project. Which three steps are required to add the HR project to the main solution? (Choose three.)

A. Create an activity to make a call to the HR project to log in to the application.

B. Import the HR project to the controller project using the manage imported projects window.

C. Update the controlling project's .Net framework property to match the HR adapter project.

D. Add an existing project from the solution file using the solution explorer window.

E. Add an assembly reference to the HR project from the controller project.

The following Context variables are defined in the Interaction.xml of the solution.

An automation creates an interaction and later sets the following values for Procedures and HasBeenPaid.

When the agent finishes the call, an automation clears the context variables using ClearContext.

What is the state of the HasBeenPaid variable at this point?

A. The value of HasBeenPaid is now True.

B. The value of HasBeenPaid is now False.

C. The value of HasBeenPaid is now null.

An Insurance Call Center project requires the use of the Interaction Framework. The supporting applications should perform specific work when processing claims. The claim requires the claim number and the claim date, but it may also share other claim information in the interaction's context values.

Based on the information, which interaction.xml activity entry configures the project requirements?

A. Option A

B. Option B

C. Option C

D. Option D

You interrogated a page using Create Global Web Page with the title:

Customer: B Norton| Financial ABC Application

During debugging of an automation using the interrogated web page, you ran the first test using the account B Norton. On the second test, you used S Whitfield. The second debugging failed. After checking the matching of the controls, you

recognize the issue.

How do you correct the matching issue?

A. Modify the Window Text Match Rule.

B. Modify the Document Title Match Rule.

C. Modify the Document URL Match Rule.

D. Reinterrogate the control using Replace Control on the Interrogation Form.

During project testing, an issue requires you to add a diagnostic log component to track the log files to help determine a resolution. After testing, you decide not to remove the diagnostic log component from the automation and decide to simply turn off the log component.

Which diagnostic log component setting allows you to turn the logging component off temporarily?

A. Setting the Category to Off

B. Setting the Mode to Off

C. Setting Type to Off

You are debugging a project with several automations. You are particular about one specific value in a procedure automation and want to monitor the value while debugging. Which debugging window do you use during the debugging process?

A. Locals

B. Automation Watches

C. Breakpoints

D. Threads

A developer adds a diagnostic log component to an automation and checks the log file.

Based on the image, how did the developer configure the diagnostic log component settings?

A. Option A

B. Option B

C. Option C

D. Option D

You are evaluating business requirements and reviewing each adapter in a project.

Prior to interrogating the application, what three actions do you perform during application discovery? (Choose three.)

A. Identify the technology on which the application is built (web, Windows, text).

B. Verify the match rules on all interrogated controls.

C. Verify the interactions between all applications in the solution.

D. Verify the number of application instances accessed by the user at the same time.

E. Verify how the application launches outside of Pega Robot Studio.