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Inspectors work in rural areas with no network coverage and must complete assignments offline. During design review, the team lists the following elements for the offline-enabled case type. Which two configurations are supported for offline processing in a Pega mobile app? (Choose Two)
Offline processing executes on the device, so only client-side logic works. Data transforms and validate rules that are supported for client-side execution run locally, and data pages that are marked for offline access are downloaded during synchronization so lists and defaults are available without a connection.
B and D are wrong because activities, server-side decision rules, and any server-executed logic cannot run while the device is disconnected; such logic executes only after synchronization. E is wrong because integration calls require connectivity; requests are queued and processed when the device reconnects.
Your team is publishing a Pega mobile app for field inspectors who use company-issued tablets. The app must include the corporate logo on the splash screen, use certificate-based signing, and be distributed through the organization's enterprise app store. Which approach reflects Pega best practice?
Pega mobile apps are configured through the Mobile channel in App Studio, where you set branding (icons, splash screen, colors), enable capabilities, and supply the signing certificates and provisioning profiles needed to build a distributable binary that can be published to a public or enterprise app store.
A produces no branded, installable app and no offline capability. C is not a mobile distribution mechanism. D contradicts best practice: mobile and web channels should reuse the same case types and rules; only the channel-specific UI differs.
An expense case must be approved by the submitter's manager, then by each successive manager up the reporting chain until a manager whose approval limit exceeds the expense amount is reached. Which configuration satisfies this requirement with the least custom code?
Cascading approval supports two models: Reporting structure, which walks up the organizational chart using the reportsTo relationships until the defined condition (for example, an approval or authority limit) is satisfied, and Authority matrix, which uses a decision table to return a defined list of approvers regardless of hierarchy. Because the requirement explicitly follows the reporting chain, the Reporting structure model is correct.
B would be used if approvers were determined by criteria such as region or amount ranges rather than the org chart. C is unnecessary manual configuration and does not perform approvals. D provides only a single approval, not cascading.
Users report intermittent errors when submitting a service request. You need to determine the exact exception and stack trace that occurred at 10:42 AM today in a Pega Cloud environment. Which approach is the most appropriate first step?
The PegaRULES log contains ERROR and WARN entries with stack traces and timestamps. The Log Files landing page lets you view, filter, and download logs without server file system access, making it the correct first step to find a specific exception.
A is inefficient and may not reproduce an intermittent issue. C is wrong because the Alert log records performance threshold events (such as PEGA0001 elapsed time), not exception stack traces. D is wrong because DEBUG for all classes creates severe performance and disk overhead; logging levels should be raised narrowly and temporarily.
In a loan application case, a flow action named SubmitDocuments presents a form to the user. Before the form is displayed, the application must retrieve the applicant's credit history from an external system and populate a page in the clipboard so the values appear as defaults on the form. Which configuration meets this requirement?
Pre-processing runs when the flow action is presented to the user, which is exactly when data must be fetched and defaulted onto the form. A data transform or activity referenced in the Pre-processing field executes before the form renders, so retrieved values display as defaults.
A and B are wrong because post-processing runs only after the user submits the form, which is too late to default form values. D is wrong because validate rules check user-entered data on submit; they do not retrieve or default data.