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Question 29

In a purchase application, you allow customers to create purchase requests. Each purchase request contains a list of line items. Each line item holds the product identifier, quantity, and price. If a product is not in stock the application creates a purchase order. The purchase order is processed by the purchasing team.

Which two entities would you model as case types? (Choose two.)

    Correct Answer: B, C

    In the context of a purchase application, the focus on modeling case types should be on entities that represent a distinct process or significant event that needs to be tracked and managed. A 'Purchase request' encompasses initiating a request for a purchase that contains all details about product, quantity, and price. This process needs to be tracked from creation to approval or rejection. Similarly, a 'Purchase order' is created when a product is not in stock and represents the process that the purchasing team follows to procure the needed items. Both 'Purchase request' and 'Purchase order' represent significant processes or events that require management and tracking, making them suitable as case types. 'Customer' and 'Line item' do not represent processes or significant events but are attributes or components within the purchase request and purchase order.

Discussion
ClairFraserOptions: BC

BC. Customer is not a case