Appian selftestengine new Release Acd201 Senior Developer Questions by Rebeca q0 vce pdf

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Exam Name:	Appian Senior Developer
Exam Code:	ACD201 Dumps
Vendor:	Appian	Certification:	Senior Developer
Questions:	106 Q&A's	Shared By:	rebeca

Question 24

You need to select a plug-in to meet a specific requirement and several plug-ins can do the job.

What are three key factors to consider? (Choose three.)

Options:

What are the limitations of the plug-in?

What are the compatible Appian versions?

Who is the creator of the plug-in?

Is the plug-in approved for use in the Cloud?

Is the plug-in open source or proprietary?

What is the size of the plug-in?

Discussion

Question 25

In reviewing the process model metrics of your application, you notice a process model with a completion rate of only 10%.

What are two possible reasons for this low completion rate? (Choose two.)

Options:

There are a significant number of instances that are experiencing process errors, which are not being handled by the production support team.

The process contains at least one User Input Task with no exceptions or escalations, and users do not complete the task.

There are a high number of smart service nodes configured in the process model.

The days configured for archival or deletion is significantly higher than the other process models in your application.

Discussion

Question 26

Users are experiencing slow load times when retrieving customer records with many transactions.

After using performance monitoring tools, you discover that the following interface definition is responsible for the majority of page load time:

Questions 26

Additionally, both queries (rule!APP_GetTransactionsWithFilters and rule!APP_GetTransactionTypeWithFilters) take approximately 25 milliseconds each to execute when you test them using the expression editor.

Which action would result in the greatest reduction in the load time for this interface component?

Options:

Use a synced record for Transactions to improve the query response time for the query performed on line 6.

Prefetch transaction types and use the displayvalue() function to display the Transaction Type for each transaction.

Avoid fetching the total count when getting transactions.

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Question 27

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?

Options:

Query the data to return all employees. Using a!forEach(), for each item in the list, if the employee belongs to the given department, return the employee name and role, otherwise, return a null value.

Query the data to return all employees. Use wherecontains() to return the employees for the given department and use a!forEach() to return the employee name and role for each item in the list.

Query the data with a filter applied to only return employees for the given department. Using a!forEach(), for each item in the list, return the employee name and role.