I need help to answer to a question that is sending me into a crisis…
1.A user is processing a case and receives an error message that the system could not find an appropriate rule to use. Select two possible reasons rule resolution failed to find a rule to execute. (Choose two.)
A.The context of the rule chosen by rule resolution does not match the context of the referencing rule.
B.The availability of the rule chosen by rule resolution is set to Blocked. (I would say correct but I think that in this case the rule has been found)
C.The rule chosen by rule resolution is in a ruleset that is not in the application’s ruleset list. D.The user does not have appropriate privilege to access the rule chosen by rule resolution (I would say correct but I’m not sure for the same reason of the “B”
I’m not sure even on this:
2.You want to allow users to use an application on a mobile device, even if the device is not connected to a network.
Which configuration option supports this requirement? [PEGA V8.X.X]
A.Simulate external data sources when the application is offline.
B.Source repeating layouts using report definitions.
C.Configure UI elements to use native controls on mobile devices.
D.Source drop-down lists using data pages.
The correct answer is B and C for the first one.
B. The availability of the rule chosen by rule resolution is set to Blocked
Although it may seem that the rule has already been found, that’s not how Pega treats a Blocked rule.When rule resolution encounters a rule marked Blocked, it intentionally stops the search and treats the rule as unavailable. It does not continue searching for lower versions or less-specific circumstanced rules. As a result, the system can end up reporting that no appropriate rule could be found.
So Blocked can indeed cause rule resolution to fail.
C. The rule is in a ruleset that is not in the application’s ruleset list.
Rule resolution only searches the rulesets available in the user’s RuleSet Stack (derived from the access group and application).If the desired rule exists in a ruleset that is not on that stack, rule resolution will never consider it, leading to a “rule not found” error.
For the second question, A is the correct answer.
Pega Mobile supports offline-enabled applications, allowing users to continue working without a network connection. Since connectors and external systems cannot be reached while offline, you must configure the application to simulate external data sources (or otherwise provide offline data) so the application can continue to function.
This is a specific feature of Pega’s offline mobile capability.
