Review the following requirement:
A home loan application has a new requirement to track changes to the following properties during the lifecycle of the loan process (which can be many weeks and allows for updates to these properties at different points throughout the process).
Properties to Track:
- Loan Amount
- Home Value
- Downpayment
The new requirement is to track all changes to these properties and send the previous value, current value and operator who made the change to a web service used for fraud detection. A second requirement is to spin-off a loan review process if the loan amount changes by more than 20%. This review process occurs in parallel to the primary process.
Given the above requirements which of the following approaches is most appropriate? (Choose One)

• A. Use a declare on-change rule to track all of the properties and execute the web services. Also utilize the process override functionality, in conjunction with a when rule to check for the 20% change, to execute the review process
• B. Use a declare on-change rule to look for changes in the 3 properties and then execute the appropriate web service. Use a separate trigger to track the change in loan amount and start the review process flow if the change is more than 20%
• C. Use a declare trigger to check for changes to the properties and copy the previous values to 3 additional properties. In the activity called by the trigger execute the web services and determine, using a when rule, if the 20% change has occurred, if so execute the review flow
• D. Use the property auditing landing page and its configuration options to track the property changes and call the appropriate web service. Also, create an additional declare on-change rule to check for the 20% change and start the review process

A PRPC application has a work object that represents a corporate account with thousands of members. When a member of an account registers with the application a related transaction must be recorded.
There are generally two approaches for this design:
1) Embed the transactions as a PageList in the account object
2) Create transaction objects that are linked to the account
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the impact of locking on choosing between these approaches? (Choose One)

• A. Option 2 can be designed to not require a lock on the account
• B. Neither option requires a lock and thus option 1 is simpler to implement
• C. Option 1 can be designed to not require a lock on the account
• D. Both options would require a lock on the account object

If a PRPC system crashed due to suspected out of memory issues, which of the following data would best help you determine the root cause? (Choose Two)

• A. Profiler Readings
• B. PAL
• C. Log-Usage Reports
• D. Global DB Trace
• E. PegaRULES System and Alert log files

Consider the following requirement:
Whether or not an operator is allowed to view accounts in a PRPC-based credit card application depends on the grade of the employee and the credit limit of the account. The grade, which is an attribute in the company's LDAP directory, is a numeric scale ranging from 1-10. The requirement states that employees may open accounts that have a Credit Limit less than (10000 * (10/Grade)). For example, Senior Vice Presidents (Grade = 1) can open accounts with less than a $100,000 limit, and entry-level employees (Grade = 10) can open accounts with less than a $10,000 limit.
Which of the following is the best approach to meet this requirement? (Choose One)

• A. The operators reference an Access Group that references a Role, which is referenced by an Access of Role to Object (ARO) rule. The "open instances" setting for the ARO references an Access When rule that reads a MaxAmountToOpen property. This property is calculated within the Authentication Activity
• B. The operators reference an Access Group that references a Role, which is referenced by an Access of Role to Object (ARO) rule. The "open instances" setting for the ARO references an Access When rule that reads a MaxAmountToOpen property. This property is populated by aDeclare Expression that uses the "EmployeeGrade" property, which is populated by an Authentication Activity
• C. The operators reference an Access Group that references a Role, which is referenced by an Access of Role to Object (ARO) rule. The privilege, CanView, on the ARO references an Access When rule that reads a MaxAmountToOpen property. This property is populated by a Declare Expression that uses the "EmployeeGrade" property, which is populated by an Authentication Activity
• D. The operators reference a Work Group that references a Workbasket. The Workbasket references a Role, which is referenced by an Access of Role to Object (ARO) rule. The "open instances" setting for the ARO references an Access When rule that reads a MaxAmountToOpen property. This property is populated by a Declare Expression that uses the "EmployeeGrade" property, which is populated by an Authentication Activity