You're configuring Health Check settings under the Admin Console.
Which section would you find the setting to indicate that the Health Check will run on a Production Environment?
Answer : C
The Automatic Upload section in the Health Check settings of the Admin Console includes the option to indicate that the Health Check is running on a Production Environment, which helps Appian appropriately analyze and benchmark the data.
You're refining a story regarding a highly regulated form, where information needs to be sent to a regulatory body at the end of each month to ensure that the business complies with laws and legislation. The story only concerns the creation of the form.
You need to create a form that captures information to comply with the regulatory requirements.
Which two questions should you ask the business? (Choose two.)
Answer : A, D
Knowing what information the regulatory body requires ensures the form captures all necessary data for compliance.
Understanding the maximum length of each field guarantees that the data collected will meet validation and regulatory constraints.
You have designed a three-step 'Wizard' form interaction using user input tasks in the process model. The second step of the Wizard must utilize another process model which contains a user input task inside.
Which two methods should be implemented for a seamless Wizard-like interaction for the user? (Choose two.)
Answer : A, C
Enabling activity-chaining between all nodes on the main process model ensures the wizard steps flow seamlessly for the user.
Using a subprocess to call the second process model allows the main process to incorporate its user input task as part of the wizard flow with activity-chaining support.
A process was recently pushed to the Prod environment. However, users are reporting that a task on this process is experiencing slow response times when they try to input data.
What is the most likely reason for this issue?
Answer : B
Having too many SAIL components on the task can cause slow response times for users, as the interface may take longer to render and process inputs, impacting performance.
You're building an application with a review workflow.
Each submission must be approved by three users who can each approve or reject their request, and leave a comment. This action changes the status of the submission to 'Approved' or 'Rejected' correspondingly, and pushes the review to the previous or next assignee.
Which data model captures the workflow requirements appropriately?
Answer : C
Using three tables - Review, Ref Status, and Review User - enables you to track each user's approval or rejection, comments, and status changes for each review, supporting a flexible, normalized workflow for multiple reviewers.
You're designing an expression rule that needs to retrieve employees from a database for a given department and display their full name concatenated with their role in a list for a dropdown field.
Which design approach should you recommend?
Answer : C
Querying the data with a filter to return only employees for the given department is the most efficient approach. Then, using a!forEach() to concatenate and return the employee name and role meets the dropdown display requirement without unnecessary processing.
The synced record type Customer has a one-to-many relationship with the Case record type.
You need to calculate the number of open cases for each customer.
What are two valid methods to accomplish this? (Choose two.)
Answer : B, D
A real-time custom field in the Customer record type can aggregate and count related open cases.
A sync-time custom record field using a!relatedRecordData() can filter and count open cases, making the count available as a synced field.