Consider the following flow within an Object Studio action:
The developer of this flow found that writing some credentials to the target application
sometimes failed with an exception even though the element exists on the screen. He
found that simply catching the exception, waiting for 2 seconds and then retrying fixed the
problem.
What problems do you see within the flow? (select 2 responses)
A.
A block has not been placed around the Write stage and the Recover stage, meaning
the credentials action could be unnecessarily retried if another stage further into this action
throws an exception.
B.
There is a potential for an infinite loop if the 'Credentials' stage keeps throwing an
exception for some unforeseen reason.
C.
The credentials stage is a read stage not a write stage
D.
There is not a Resume stage following the timeout of the Wait stage
A block has not been placed around the Write stage and the Recover stage, meaning
the credentials action could be unnecessarily retried if another stage further into this action
throws an exception.
There is a potential for an infinite loop if the 'Credentials' stage keeps throwing an
exception for some unforeseen reason.
A process contains only 4 stages. Study the following process flow.
What will happen when you execute the Create Date stage?
A.
5 days will be added to today's date and the result stored in the New Date data item.
B.
1 month will be added to today's date and the result stored in the New Date data item.
C.
1 week will be added to today's date and the result stored in the New Date data item.
D.
The process will throw an exception as the New Date data item is null
1 month will be added to today's date and the result stored in the New Date data item.
When configuring an object's run mode which of the following is true?
A.
Setting the run mode to foreground will give the object priority over the target system
ahead of any other Business Object.
B.
Setting the run mode to exclusive will ensure only one process runs on that resource at
a time.
C.
Setting the run mode to background will enable the object to run at the same time as
foreground and background objects on the same resource.
D.
Leaving the run mode blank will allow any number of processes and objects to run at the
same time on the same resource.
Setting the run mode to background will enable the object to run at the same time as
foreground and background objects on the same resource.
How can a session variable value be updated when a process is running? (select all that
apply)
A.
By using the Internal - Session Variables business object.
B.
By pausing the Session Variables work queue.
C.
By updating the value in Credential Manager.
D.
By updating the value in Control Room
By updating the value in Control Room
Reason: Session variable values to be update only in the Control room.
Below is the reference
Consider the following flow within an Object Studio action:
The developer of this flow found that writing some credentials to the target application
sometimes failed with an exception even though the element exists on the screen. He
found that simply catching the exception, waiting for 2 seconds and then retrying fixed the
problem.
What problems do you see within the flow?
A.
The Resume stage is not within the same Exception Block as the Recover stage and
therefore will not work
B.
There is a potential for an infinite loop if the Credentials' stage keeps throwing an
exception for some unforeseen reason
C.
The credentials stage is a read stage not a write stage
D.
There is no need for a wait stage in the flow
The Resume stage is not within the same Exception Block as the Recover stage and
therefore will not work
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