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Study at the following diagram which is an extract from a sub-page of a process being tested in Process Studio:
There are no breakpoints in the "Access Customer Account" subpage however there is an error.
What will happen if you choose to step out (SHIFT+ F11) when debugging the process?
Refer to the Exhibit.
The Process is intended to attempt to perform the processing in the recover block, Block 3. a maximum of three times before throwing an exception.
Data Item 'Attempts' is a number data item with an initial value of 0
Data Item "Max Attempts" is a number data item with an initial value of 3
The 'Increment Attempts' calculation stage add 1 to the attempts value and outputs a result to the "Attempts" data item
To enable this to work correctly, what is the correct expressions for the Try Again' decision stage?
This expression will evaluate to true as long as the number of attempts is less than the maximum number of attempts, which means the process will try again. If the expression is false, it means the number of attempts has reached or exceeded the maximum number of attempts, which means the process will throw an exception. Reference: https://portal.blueprism.com/sites/default/files/2020-06/Blue%20Prism%20Certification%20-%20Developer.pdf (page 2)
Which of the following Blue Prism stages can be found in both Process Studio and Object Studio? (Select ail items which apply)
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
F)
Understanding Blue Prism Stages:
Blue Prism automation involves various stages that represent different actions and decisions in a process or object. These stages are used to build process flows in both Process Studio and Object Studio.
Certain stages are common to both studios, while some are specific to one.
Identification of Stages in the Image:
Option A: Decision Stage
Option B: Calculation Stage
Option C: Multi-Calculation Stage (a combination of calculations)
Option D: Data Item
Option E: Process Stage
Option F: Navigate Stage (specific to Object Studio)
Stages Common to Both Process Studio and Object Studio:
Decision Stage (Option A): Used to make decisions based on conditions.
Calculation Stage (Option B): Used to perform calculations.
Multi-Calculation Stage (Option C): Represents multiple calculations grouped together.
Data Item (Option D): Represents variables or data items used in the process.
Process Stage (Option E): Used to invoke sub-processes or other processes within a main process.
Stage Specific to Object Studio:
Navigate Stage (Option F): Used to interact with applications, specific to Object Studio.
Blue Prism Developer Documentation: Process and Object Studio Stages
Blue Prism Training Material on Building Processes and Objects
Which of the following Stages can be found in Process Studio AND Object Studio?
A)
B)
C)
D)
Reason: Only the choice stage is found in both process and object studio rest all other stages are found only in the object studio.
Please refer to the exhibits
Under what TWO conditions will the process move to the 'Close Down' page directly from the Stop? Decision stage during runtime?
The process will move to the 'Close Down' page directly from the 'Stop?' Decision stage under two conditions:
The specified Stop time has passed: This condition checks if the current local time exceeds the configured stop time. In the provided Decision Properties, the condition LocalTime() > [Stop After Time] evaluates if the current time is beyond the stop time.
'Request Stop' received from Control Room: This condition is checked by the IsStopRequested() function. If the Control Room sends a stop request, this function returns true, causing the process to move to the 'Close Down' page.
Other conditions like Stop After Items and an immediate stop request from the Control Room are not mentioned in the process depicted in the exhibits. Therefore, only the two conditions mentioned above apply.
The Decision stage properties and conditions as shown in the provided exhibit.
Blue Prism documentation on Decision stages and Control Room interactions for stopping processes.
