Certified Pega Senior System Architect (PCSSA) 87V1

Edit validate rules are typically configured on properties. These rules ensure that values entered into properties meet specific criteria before the input is accepted. They are triggered when a user interacts with fields associated with these properties, verifying that the input adheres to defined formats or patterns.

An association rule differs from a class join in that anyone with the appropriate permissions can use associations when creating reports in the User portal, whereas class joins require more specialized knowledge. Additionally, class joins are unique to each report, while associations are reusable in any report.

If a report is created in the MyCo-HR-SelfService-Work class group, it will return instances of its subclasses MyCo-HR-SelfService-Work-TimeOff and MyCo-HR-SelfService-Work-Expense. The instances belonging to the subclass are included because they share the same class group. There is no indication that these specific subclasses are stored in different database tables, so by default, the report covers all instances within the class group.

To satisfy the report requirements, we need to join operator information with each case in two independent ways. First, configuring a class join on the Fulfillment report definition will achieve this by linking operator information to each case. Secondly, using an association rule to join operator information to each case accomplishes the same goal through a different mechanism. These two methods independently satisfy the requirements for including the user ID of the employee who packages the items to ship in the Order case.

The compliance score of an application typically includes the following three items: Rules with warnings in the application, Rules with unjustified warnings in the application, and Percentage of compliant rules in the application. These elements help in assessing the adherence of the application to defined best practices and guidelines, giving a clear picture of areas that need attention to maintain high compliance standards.