Your team lead mentions that the environment has been performing very slow lately, and the reason is unclear.
A process model is consuming a lot of memory, and this could be causing the slowness in the environment.
What are two valid solutions to this issue? (Choose two.)
Manually deleting processes (Option A) is a reactive solution and not the best practice as it requires continuous manual intervention and can lead to human error. Not configuring the automatic process clean-up (Option B) would exacerbate the issue by accumulating more processes and further degrading performance. Configuring the Data Management tab in the Process Model Properties to delete processes after completion or cancellation (Option C) and archiving them (Option D) are proactive solutions that ensure completed or cancelled processes do not consume unnecessary memory, thereby mitigating performance issues in the environment.
From a real experience and the (poor) phrasing of the question, only A is right, but for future scenarios, C and D are the best answers (A is still right though, but bad practice (sigh.. juniors)).
oh right, ill also answer C & D because thats the 'intented' answer of the question
C and D