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Data Modeling and Properties Flashcards

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  1. A data page is configured with scope set to 'Requestor'. What does this mean for data page lifetime?

    Answer: The data page persists for the duration of the user's login session

    A Requestor-scoped data page persists for the entire duration of the user's login session, shared across all threads for that user.

  2. Which data page object type should be used when the data page must return a list of results rather than a single record?

    Answer: List of pages

    Setting the data page object type to 'List of pages' allows it to return multiple records as an indexed page list.

  3. A developer configures a data page with 'Reload once per interaction' refresh strategy. When is the data page refreshed?

    Answer: Once at the start of each new user interaction or flow action

    The 'Reload once per interaction' strategy refreshes the data page once at the beginning of each flow action or user interaction.

  4. What is the correct syntax to reference a property named 'Status' inside a data page named 'D_CustomerData'?

    Answer: D_CustomerData.Status

    Pega uses dot notation to reference properties within a data page, so D_CustomerData.Status is the correct reference syntax.

  5. A data page uses a Report Definition as its data source. Which parameter must match between the data page and the Report Definition for the lookup to work correctly?

    Answer: The data page's class must match the Report Definition's applies-to class

    The class the data page applies to must match the Report Definition's applies-to class so Pega can map the returned data correctly.

  6. Which data page parameter usage allows the same data page rule to return different data sets based on input values?

    Answer: Parameters with unique values

    When a data page has parameters, each unique combination of parameter values results in a separate cached instance of the data page.

  7. A Thread-scoped data page is loaded in a flow. When does this data page get destroyed?

    Answer: When the thread (flow execution) ends

    A Thread-scoped data page exists only for the lifetime of a single flow thread and is destroyed when that thread completes.