PEGACPSSA23V1 Exam Dumps - Pegasystems Certified Pega Senior System Architect Questions and Answers

To support the requirement that all investigation cases are higher priority than other case types, create a service-level agreement (SLA) rule and increase the initial urgency (B). By setting a higher initial urgency on the SLA rule for Investigation cases, you ensure that these cases are prioritized over others from the moment they are created. This configuration directly influences the assignment urgency and worklist prioritization, aligning with the business requirement.References: Pega Community documentation on service-level agreements and case prioritization.

Generating report data based on several properties stored in the BLOB (Binary Large Object) can impact performance because it requires full database table scans. Using SQL query tools or activities to archive case data before purging tables can also negatively impact performance, as they may not be optimized for the Pega Platform's data structures. References: Pega Platform Help - Performance Best Practices.

For a courier company requiring a mobile app to work in remote areas without internet access, a signed app is the best solution. Signed apps are authorized by a certificate authority, ensuring their authenticity and integrity. These apps can be designed to operate in offline mode, storing data locally when there's no internet connection and syncing it back to the server once connectivity is restored. This capability is crucial for field operations in remote areas, ensuring uninterrupted app functionality and data collection.References: Pega Community documentation on mobile app development and offline capabilities.

To ensure that multiple teams can update the same application version without affecting each other's work, the following actions are recommended:

• B: Create branches for each team's application. This allows teams to work on isolated versions of the application and merge their changes when ready.
• D: Create a new application for each team built on the base application. This creates separate instances of the application for each team to work on, which they can then synchronize with the base application as needed. References: Pega official documentation on branch rulesets and application development.

• B: Mashup requests are checked for the corresponding mashup channel ID parameter to ensure that the request is coming from a trusted source and is intended for the Pega application.
• D: A user can view their worklist in an external portal and select items on which to take action, which is one of the key features of the Pega Web Mashup as it extends Pega's capabilities to external web pages. References: Pega official documentation on Pega Web Mashup capabilities.

Building a mobile app from a Pega Platform application requires configuring certain key components for security and connectivity. Creating a certificate set (A) is essential for securing the app, ensuring that communications between the mobile app and the server are encrypted and authenticated. Configuring access to the Pega Mobile Build Server (B) is necessary for the app build and distribution process, allowing the Pega application to package and deploy mobile apps through Pega's cloud-based build service.References: Pega Community documentation on mobile app development and deployment.

To fulfill orders received during the peak season in December and process the orders in batches multiple times a day, you would create a queue processor that can process orders received by the company. Queue processors are designed to handle asynchronous, high-volume processing, which is suitable for the described use case. References: Pega official documentation on queue processors.

Attribute-based access control (ABAC) supports various granular and dynamic access control requirements, such as allowing managers to reschedule but not delete appointments (A) and enabling bakers with a rating of 4 or better to add recipes to the database (D). ABAC uses attributes (such as user roles, data characteristics, and environmental conditions) to define access control policies, providing a flexible and context-aware mechanism to enforce security policies tailored to specific business requirements.References: Pega Community documentation on ABAC and its use cases.

The requirement is to handle an error when it occurs and perform two actions: display a message to the user and send an email to the administrator. This can be done by configuring an error handling process that encapsulates both actions. Typically, this would involve configuring a flow or an activity that runs when an error occurs, and it would handle both displaying the error message to the user and sending the email. References: Pega Platform Help - Error Handling.

When considering post-processing actions on a flow action, it's crucial to understand their implications on the user experience and system behavior. The effect if the flow action is reloaded (A) is important because post-processing actions might not execute again, leading to inconsistent data or user experience. The sequence in which the system runs different actions (B) is critical to ensure that data transformations and business logic are applied in the correct order, maintaining data integrity and consistency. The timing of the commit for the flow action (C) influences transaction management, ensuring that all changes are saved correctly and that the system maintains data consistency, especially in multi-user environments.References: Pega Community documentation on flow actions and post-processing.