INTRODUCTION TO NET
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
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The rule purpose takes precedence over the rule availability.
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If a user does not have access to the selected rule, the system sends a message that the rule is not authorized for execution.
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If the system finds more than one rule instance during rule resolution, users are provided with a choice of which rule to use depending on the context.
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Rule resolution applies to rules that are instances of classes derived from the Rule-and Data-base classes.
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Detailed explanation-1: -When a rule is referenced in a Pega application, rule resolution attempts to locate instances of the rule in the rules cache. If instances of the referenced rule are found, rule resolution finds the best instance of the rule and checks for duplicates. Then Pega confirms the rule is available for use.
Detailed explanation-2: -You can set the availability of a rule to one of five values: Available, Not Available, Blocked, Final, or Withdrawn. Note: For more information on ensuring the correct rule is used at run-time, see the Pega Community article Setting rule status and availability.
Detailed explanation-3: -DS1: The two prerequisites for creating a branch rule rule for parallel development are a team development application and an access group with application developers that references the team application.
Detailed explanation-4: -Question 34 Which two configuration options can you use in a screen flow to ensure that a user performs steps sequentially and not skip ahead? Select Save on last step and clear the Only allow navigation back to this step for each step in the screen flow.
Detailed explanation-5: -Developers create a new version of a rule whenever case behavior needs to change. Pega Platform maintains a history of changes to a rule, allowing developers to review the change history and undo changes if needed.