Vendor Name: Pegasystems
Exam code: PEGACSSA_v6.2
Exam Name: Certified Senior System Architect (CSSA) Exam
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Question: 1
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Which of the following is a
RuleSet versioning practice that is prevented by PRPC? (Choose One)
A. Skipping RuleSet versions
B. Having two unlocked
versions of the same RuleSet
C. Locking a RuleSet that has
rules currently checked out
D. Unlocking a RuleSet that
was once locked
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Answer: C
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Question: 2
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Which feature would you use to
copy the highest version of every rule in a RuleSet to a new version? (Choose
One)
A. Copy/Merge RuleSet
B. Lock and Roll
C. Skim a RuleSet
D. Refactor on import
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Answer: C
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Question: 3
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What statements most
accurately explains private check-outs? (Choose Two)
A. When checking in a private
checked-out rule manual merging might be required
B. Use the check-out setting
in the operator preferences to specify the preferred check-out method
(standard/private)
C. Private check-out is
available if the rule is checked-out by someone else
D. Locking a RuleSet prevents
private check-outs
E. Private check-out is only
available for a user who has previously checked in the rule
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Answer: A,C
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Question: 4
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Which of the following best
describes the purpose of Application Express? (Choose One)
A. To build a simple
application that will be used for prototyping
B. To build an application
profile that will be fed into the Application Accelerator
C. To build an
enterprise-scale application that encourages reuse, including the Enterprise
Class
Structure
D. To build an application
“from scratch”, when an Application Profile is not necessary or available
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Answer: A
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Question: 5
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Which of the following
statements is most accurate regarding declarative rules? (Choose One)
A. Declarative rules run in a
separate thread
B. Declarative rules can only
be used for numeric computation
C. Declarative rules should
only be used in pure business rules engine applications
D. Declarative rules improve
developer productivity and reduce risk by making PRPC responsible for executing
the rules
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Answer: D
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Question: 6
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Expressions that are backward
chaining (set to “Whenever Used”) execute when ___________. (Choose One)
A. the target property is
referenced ONLY in data transforms or activities
B. the target property is
referenced in any way
C. dependent properties are
changed
D. data is committed to the
database
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Answer: B
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Question: 7
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Which of the following
statements are true regarding declarative expressions and their scope? (Choose
Two)
A. Declarative expressions can
be defined relative to the top level page OR an embedded page
B. All declarative expressions
must be defined relative to the work object
C. Defining expressions
directly on data classes can improve reusability of the expression
D. The Applies To class of a
declarative expression must derive from Work-
E. Defining expressions
directly on data classes means they will only run if the data class is a top
level page
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Answer: A,C
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Question: 8
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The evaluate all rows feature
of a decision table can be used to ________? (Choose One)
A. return multiple values to a
declarative expression that calls it
B. return the value of the
last row where all conditions are met
C. create a mechanism to
calculate the sum of all matching rows
D. set the value of a specific
property for all pages in a page list
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Answer: C
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Question: 9
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Which of the following factors
is most critical when deciding between Decision Trees, Decision Tables and Map
Values? (Choose One)
A. Which rule form the
business users who will maintain the rule feel most comfortable with
B. Always consider Decision
Trees before tables as they execute faster
C. Only consider MapValues
when there is one input parameter
D. Which rule type provides
the most optimal runtime performance
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Answer: A
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Question: 10
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Given the following rules and
assuming the expression is set to forward chaining (whenever inputs change),
which action will cause the expression to fire? (Choose One)
A. Changes to the values
.Country or .State
B. Referencing .TaxRate
C. Referencing .Country or
.State
D. Changes to the values
.Country or .State as well as references to .TaxRate
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Answer: A
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Question: 11
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Which of the following are
most accurate regarding utility functions? (Choose Two)
A. Utility functions can use
both the standard Java API and the PRPC Public API
B. Utility functions are
called by utility shapes in flows
C. A new utility function
should only be created if no other rules or provided functions can accomplish a
given requirement
D. Utility functions cannot
access clipboard data
E. It is recommended, but not
required, that utility functions belong to a library
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Answer: A,C
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Question: 12
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Given the following decision
table:
Considering clipboard values:
.Country = ‘US’ .State=’CA’
.MonthsEmployed = 9
What result value will be
returned? (Choose One)
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 5
E. 6
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Answer: A
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Question: 13
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A business requirement is to
attach a scanned document to work items. However, only a select group of
workers should be allowed to do so. Which attachment feature would you most
likely leverage to implement your solution? (Choose One)
A. Configure an attachment
category
B. Enable attachment level
security
C. Define a specific access
group
D. Provide a role-based
attachment security
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Answer: A
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Question: 14
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In which situation can the
Data Transform rule not be used? (Choose One)
A. To set some properties as
the work item advances over a flow connector
B. To copy data from a
connector
C. To set initial property
values on a SOAP service primary page
D. Interacting with PRPC
database
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Answer: D
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Question: 15
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Your application has leveraged
the parent-child mid-process dependency relationship for some of the case
types. Which of the following situations should you be concerned with and have
your design appropriately avoid? (Choose One)
A. A double instantiation of
the child cases
B. A broken process
C. A deadlock condition
D. A critical performance
issue
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Answer: C
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