MyCo insurance company completes the development phase of its application and decides to start the testing phase of the application in a testing environment. To migrate the application, the development team created an instance of the Rule-Admin-Product class that includes the application instances to migrate.
Which two components does the Rule-Admin-Product instance include by default when you generate an archive file? (Choose two.)
Rule-Admin-Product (RAP) instance generally includes checked-in rules and instances of specific classes associated with the application being migrated. Checked-in rules are necessary for the application to function consistently as they have passed validation and have been committed to the rule base. Instances belonging to the application's class structure (like MyCo- class instances) are essential components to be included to ensure the application operates as expected in the testing or production environment.
Answers should be A and B, since RAP rules store the application rulesets, as well as the checked out ones associated with rulesets.
My bad, checked-in rules.
Answers should be B and C. product rule includes application data, system data that makes application .
No, RAP rules don't include standard rulesets or data, as they're already built on Pega systems.
In my opinion, khushi1982 is right. See Pega Documentation About Product Rules (https://docs-previous.pega.com/system-administration/87/about-product-rules) This article says: By default, the product rule contains instances of the following data classes, which are part of the application you are packaging: User * Data-Admin-Operator-AccessGroup * Data-Admin-Operator-ID * Data-Admin-WorkBasket * Data-Admin-WorkGroup * Data-Admin-Organization * Data-Admin-OrgUnit Database * Data-Admin-DB-Table * Data-Admin-DB-Name * Data-Admin-ClassGroup
Yes, it should be B & C
AB Correct
AB is correct