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Q1. What is difference between flow and flow action
Flow is a sequence of steps while flow action is a single step in a flow.
Flow is a collection of flow actions that define a process
Flow action is a single step in a flow
Flow can have multiple flow actions
Flow actions can be reused in multiple flows
Example: A loan application process can be a flow with flow actions like 'Check eligibility', 'Verify documents', 'Approve loan'
Example: 'Approve loan' can be a flow action that can be reused in other loan approval processes
Q2. Difference between decision tree and decision table
Decision tree is a graphical representation of decisions and their possible consequences, while decision table is a tabular representation of decisions and their corresponding actions.
Decision tree is a visual representation of a decision-making process, where each branch represents a possible decision and its outcome.
Decision table is a table that lists all possible combinations of conditions and actions, making it easier to determine the appropriate action for a given set o...read more
Q3. How can you achieve Batch processing
Batch processing can be achieved by breaking down a large task into smaller chunks and processing them sequentially.
Divide the task into smaller chunks
Process each chunk sequentially
Use batch processing tools like Apache Spark or Hadoop
Ensure data consistency and error handling
Monitor progress and performance
Q4. Why we are using data transforms over the activities
Data transforms are preferred over activities for better performance and reusability.
Data transforms are more efficient as they are executed on the clipboard directly, without the need to create a new Java step like in activities.
Data transforms are easier to maintain and reuse as they are defined separately and can be called from multiple places.
Data transforms provide a visual representation of data mapping, making it easier for developers to understand and modify.
Data tran...read more
Q5. What types of flows available in pega
There are three types of flows available in Pega: Screen Flow, Tabbed Screen Flow, and Auto-generated Flow.
Screen Flow: Linear flow with multiple screens for user input.
Tabbed Screen Flow: Allows users to navigate between screens using tabs.
Auto-generated Flow: Automatically generated flow for simple processes.
Q6. Diff B/w Job Scheduler & Queue processor
Job Scheduler is used to schedule and run jobs at specific times, while Queue Processor processes items from a queue in a sequential manner.
Job Scheduler is used to schedule and run jobs at specific times.
Queue Processor processes items from a queue in a sequential manner.
Job Scheduler is time-based, while Queue Processor is queue-based.
Job Scheduler can be used for tasks like sending emails at a specific time, while Queue Processor can be used for processing incoming request...read more
Q7. How to customize case id
Case ID can be customized using the 'pyCaseIdentifier' property in the case type rule.
Use the 'pyCaseIdentifier' property in the case type rule to customize the case ID.
You can set the format and values for the case ID in the 'pyCaseIdentifier' property.
Example: 'C-' + .pyID
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