Question 6 of 60
You are automating the login process for a web application. There are three possible scenarios that may occur: (1) You may successfully login, (2) you may not be successful logging in, or (3) you may log in but go to the change password screen.
Which control from the Toolbox do you use to determine which page you were on after performing the login function?
    Correct Answer: C

Question 7 of 60
During application discovery of a Clarify application, you determine that the user accesses more than one customer case concurrently within the application, which creates multiple windows of the same type. This requires you to enable the UseKeys property on an application's object.
Based on the image that shows the application and the matched controls in the Object Explorer, which control's UseKeys property must be set to True?
Exam PEGAPCRSA80V1_2019: Question 7 - Image 1
    Correct Answer: C

    In the context of the Clarify application, the UseKeys property is essential when the user interacts with multiple instances of the same type of window. This property must be set appropriately to differentiate between these instances. Specifically, for this scenario, the UseKeys property should be set on the control object that represents the window instance itself, which in this case is '_Case_1'. By setting the UseKeys property to True on _Case_1, the system can correctly handle multiple instances of the 'Case' windows, allowing users to interact with each concurrently without conflicts.

Question 8 of 60
There are two basic types of automations: events and procedures.
Which three statements describe a procedure automation? (Choose three.)
    Correct Answer: A, B, D

    A procedure automation performs business logic and may interact with applications. It is often triggered by a user or application action and contains an entry point and should contain at least one exit point. These characteristics define how a procedure automation operates fundamentally within workflows and systems.

Question 9 of 60
You created an RDA solution for a company that uses an application bar with various buttons that trigger robotic automations. Some of the users complained that the application bar often locks up during automation processing. Others complained that the automations enter the same data two to three times each iteration.
You suspect that the users are triggering the crashes and duplicate automation behavior by double-clicking the buttons on the application bar.
How do you resolve the situation?
    Correct Answer: B

    To resolve the issue of users double-clicking buttons in the application bar, it is most effective to disable the buttons after the initial click. This prevents additional clicks from causing the application bar to lock up or triggering duplicate automation processes. Displaying an automation progress bar provides users with feedback that the automation is in progress, which can help reduce confusion and further attempts to click the buttons. Re-enabling the buttons once the automation completes ensures that users can resume normal operation without inadvertently causing the described issues.

Question 10 of 60
You have extracted a proxy for a data set and are using it to pass the data into a procedure automation input parameter. In the procedure automation, the data link from the input parameter is not connecting to the stringValue on a stringUtils method.
What two troubleshooting steps do you perform to correct the issue? (Choose two.)
    Correct Answer: C, D

    To troubleshoot the issue where the data link from the input parameter is not connecting to the stringValue on a stringUtils method, you should first confirm the data type on the procedure automation input parameter to ensure it matches the expected type. Then, confirm that the proxy's data type matches with the stringUtils method to ensure compatibility. These steps will help identify and correct any data type mismatches causing the connection issue.