APP Studio created a data type in the Organization layer for Quote data called BCO-Data Quote. How do you help users find rules from this data class when working in APP Studio?
To help users find rules from the BCO-Data-Quote class when working in APP Studio, follow these steps:
Relevant Records: By selecting each rule you want to reuse as a relevant record, you make these rules available and easily accessible in APP Studio.
Configuration: In the application, configure the data type and select the necessary rules as relevant records, ensuring that these rules are visible and usable in the required contexts.
Using relevant records in App Studio
A health plan application includes a process for surgical procedure requests. Currently, there is an evaluation subprocess in which a physician reviews the diagnosis and enters the recommended procedure and its urgency. The request then advances to a medical director who analyzes the feedback and approves the appropriate procedure. The health care organization has created a new requirement, which states that three physicians can perform the evaluation independently. Only two evaluations are necessary to advance the case to the medical director.
In order to allow the three physicians to review the orders in parallel, how would you configure the process?
To allow three physicians to review the orders in parallel, you need to use the 'Split For Each' shape. This shape enables parallel processing for each item in a list, such as the list of physicians.
Understanding Split For Each Shape in Pega: The 'Split For Each' shape allows you to create instances of a subprocess for each item in a specified list. This means each physician can independently review and evaluate the surgical procedure requests simultaneously.
Configuration Steps:
Step 1: Create a list of physicians who will be performing the evaluations.
Step 2: Add a 'Split For Each' shape to the process flow.
Step 3: Configure the 'Split For Each' shape to iterate over the list of physicians.
Step 4: Define the evaluation subprocess to be called for each physician.
Step 5: Ensure that each physician's evaluation subprocess is independent of the others.
Advantages of Using Split For Each: This approach allows all three physicians to perform their evaluations simultaneously, reducing the overall processing time and ensuring that the process can advance as soon as two out of three evaluations are completed.
Reference: Pega Documentation on Split For Each shape provides detailed steps on how to configure and use this shape in your process flows.
In the first step in a case type, the user compares data on a form to the data on a customer account. If the data matches, the case is resolved. If the data does not match, the user advances the case to update the account.
Management only wants a record of the cases that update an account. What two configuration options do you use to implement this requirement? (Choose two.)
Configure Temporary Case:
Set the case type to be instantiated as a temporary case in the starting flow. This ensures that the case is not persisted unless necessary.
Conditional Persistence:
Apply a when condition to determine whether the case should be persisted based on the comparison results. Only cases that require updates are persisted.
Pega Academy: Case Type Design and Management.
Pega Documentation: Temporary Case Configuration.
Consider the following requirement:
case worker must be able to add a work party when creating a case
select the configuration option that fulfills this requirement
Configure Add Party User Action:
Go to the user actions section in the case type configuration.
Local Action Configuration:
Ensure that the addparty user action is available as a local action during case creation to allow case workers to add a work party.
Reference: Pega documentation on case type configurations and user actions to fulfill work party requirements.
which of the following things do you need to add to the whitelist for a mobile application to function correctly while offline?
When configuring a mobile application to function correctly while offline, it's essential to ensure that data used to populate drop-down lists is available offline. This requires adding the relevant data pages to the whitelist. The data pages will then be downloaded and cached on the mobile device, ensuring that drop-down lists can be populated without requiring an active network connection.