Pegasystems Certified Lead System Architect (CLSA) 6.2V2 Sample Questions:

1. A rule is shown in the Final Conflicts report after doing an upgrade. Which of the following describe what could be done to resolve the conflict? (Choose Two)

A) Do a SaveAs on the conflicting rule to a new name and update references to this new rule
B) The rule could be copied into the production RuleSet
C) The rule could be deleted or Withdrawn so that the standard version of the rule is executed
D) The corresponding RuleSet could be locked
E) The rule could be copied into a more specific class
F) The rule could be marked Final

2. Which of the following statements are most accurate regarding the "Goal Seek" functionality? (Choose Two)

A) Goal seek is a general pattern with sample rules provided by PRPC. However, it is expected that these rules will be customized for your application's needs
B) Goal seek can be useful in presenting a user a complete list of questions they must answer as part of a survey
C) Goal seek can be configured to use both direct user input and data retrieved from external sources when calculating a value
D) Goal seek utilizes forward chaining to determine which properties are needed to a complete a calculation
E) Goal seek is a PRPC feature that uses a landing page to control its configuration

3. Consider the following situation:
A frequently used dynamic select is populated by a SOAP service call. Users have been complaining because the service is slow causing a delay when the list is loaded. The list contains available discount codes and changes at midnight every Sunday.
Which of the following approaches is most appropriate to resolve this issue? (Choose One)

A) Trigger the connector with run in parallel selected at the beginning of the flow so that the response is available when it is needed
B) Create a node scope declarative page with a refresh strategy to refresh every 7 days. Use the declarative page to populate the dynamic select
C) Enable caching on the dynamic select control, this option is currently disabled
D) Create an agent that runs at midnight every Sunday and populates a data table, which is used in a report definition to populate the dynamic select

4. A user has reported a 6.5-second screen-to-screen response time, but the alert log configured with the default threshold settings does not report any PEGA0001 (Browser Interaction Time) entries for that user. What are likely explanations for this observation? (Choose Two)

A) The delay is caused by a PRPC utility function that is not captured in the PEGA0001 alert
B) Most of the user-perceived delay is caused by network slowness
C) The default threshold is higher than 6.5 seconds
D) The delay is caused by an external webservice that is not captured in the PEGA0001 alert
E) There are multiple interactions that are executed from one screen to the other. Each interaction is less than the threshold.

5. Review the following requirement:
A claims application has as part of its process a step that sends a letter to an individual. After the letter is sent, the claims adjuster cannot do anything to the claim for 28 days. After those 28 days, the next step is for the claims adjuster to review the case details and make a processing decision. During those 28 days, the individual who received the letter may call up the front office and provide new information about the claim at which point the 28-day hold is lifted and the work is routed to the adjuster for the decision. The business says in most cases this call does not occur and the 28 days lapses.
Given the information provided, which design is most appropriate? (Choose One)

A) After the letter is sent, route the work to a "pending" workbasket and place an SLA on it for 28 days. After the 28 days resume/move the flow to the decision step. At the same time spinoff an assignment to the front office to update work if a call comes in. After processing the update resume/move the flow to the decision step
B) After the letter is sent, route the work to a "pending" workbasket and place an SLA on it for 28 days. After the 28 days resume/move the flow to the decision step. After processing theupdate resume/move the flow to the decision step. Create a search screen for the front office to find and update work if a call comes in
C) After the letter is sent, use a split join to route the work to both the front office and adjuster. Place a 28-day SLA on the front office assignment to resume the flow if the 28 days lapses with no call
D) After the letter is sent, route the work to the front office to allow for the updating of the item if and when the call is made. Place a 28-day SLA on the work. If the SLA fires resume/move the flow to the decision step

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