Please refer to the exhibits.
How many Full Time Employees will the generated Report include?
Loop Structure:
The loop iterates through each row in the Data collection.
For each row, it checks the 'Full Time?' condition.
Condition:
If 'Full Time?' is true, the process continues to 'Generate Report of Full Time Employees'.
If 'Full Time?' is false, the row is removed from the collection.
Loop Execution:
Initially, there are 4 rows in the Data collection.
If any row is not full-time, it is removed.
Outcome:
The decision to generate the report happens only if all rows satisfy the 'Full Time?' condition.
Since the diagram does not specify that any rows are full-time and the decision to remove rows occurs based on a negative condition, all rows could potentially be removed.
Final Report:
Given the process flow and assuming all rows do not meet the 'Full Time?' condition, no rows are left for generating the report.
Blue Prism documentation on loop stages and decision stages.
A Developer is following the best practices to prepare the Process for a Production release
Which of the following should NOT be implemented?
Best Practices for Production Release:
A . Disable unnecessary stage logging: This is a best practice to reduce data storage and improve performance.
C . Alerting Mechanism: Including an alerting mechanism helps notify Process Controllers of critical issues, which is crucial for maintaining process health and quick issue resolution.
D . Zero Validation Errors: Ensuring there are no validation errors before deployment helps avoid runtime failures.
Handling Business Exceptions:
Using retry loops to handle business exceptions for work queue items is not recommended as it can lead to unnecessary retries and may not address the underlying issue causing the exception. Instead, business exceptions should be handled by sending them to an exception queue for further analysis and resolution.
Blue Prism documentation on best practices for process development and deployment.
Please refer to the exhibits.
This is a detail of a Process sub-page
* Sign Up Dale Current Date and Expiry Date Dala Hems are of the Date data type
* Status and Output Data Items are of the Text' data type.
What is the output of this logic when the page is executed till its End stage'
Data Items and Types:
Sign Up Date: 04-05-2023 (Date data type)
Current Date: 13-06-2023 (Date data type)
Expiry Date: 04-07-2023 (Date data type)
Status: Text data type
Output: Text data type
Decision Stage:
The decision checks if Current Date > Expiry Date.
13-06-2023 is not greater than 04-07-2023, so the decision evaluates to No.
Calc1 and Calc3 Execution:
Since the decision is No, Calc1 and Calc3 are executed.
Calc1 is not shown, but it must set Status to something other than 'Expired' (possibly 'Active').
Calc3 concatenates Status and Expiry Date to form the final output.
Expected Output:
If Calc1 sets Status to 'Active', Calc3 will produce the output:
Subscription Status = Active; Expiration Date = 04-07-2023
Final Output:
Given the logic and data provided, if Calc1 does not change Status from 'Expired' (it wasn't executed due to decision No path):
Subscription Status = Expired. Expiration Date = 04-07-2023
If the decision path was intended to show Expired status, then:
Subscription Status = Expired; Expiration Date = 04-07-2023.
Blue Prism documentation on decision stages and data type handling in expressions.
Please refer to the exhibits.
A Developer has created the logic that is resulting in an infinite loop of exceptions when the Multi Calc stage is executed
What is the reason"?
Exception Handling Logic:
When using ExceptionType() and ExceptionDetail() functions, they must be used within the context of an active recovery stage. These functions retrieve details about the current exception.
Issue in Logic:
In the provided diagram, the Capture Exception Detail stage is executed as a multiple calculation stage but is not within a recovery block. Using these exception functions outside recovery mode can cause another exception.
Resulting Infinite Loop:
This causes a new exception each time the Capture Exception Detail stage is executed, leading to an infinite loop of exceptions as the process continuously tries to recover from the newly generated exceptions.
Blue Prism documentation on proper use of exception functions and recovery stages.
Which of the following is the correct order to collect data using the Excel VBO?
Excel VBO Workflow:
The correct order to perform operations using the Excel VBO involves creating an instance, opening the workbook, performing actions (like getting the worksheet as a collection), and then closing the workbook.
Correct Order:
Create Instance: Initializes the Excel application instance.
Open Workbook: Opens the specified Excel workbook.
Get Worksheet as a Collection: Reads the worksheet data into a collection.
Close Workbook: Closes the workbook after operations are completed.
Blue Prism documentation on Excel VBO and its actions.
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