A developer uses a Key Press Trigger activity and a Click Trigger activity to monitor events in an application. The two Trigger activities are within the same Trigger Scope activity. Which approach ensures the workflow exits the Trigger Scope activity after any trigger is activated and the associated action is performed?
To ensure the workflow exits the Trigger Scope activity after any trigger is activated and the associated action is performed, the correct setting to use is SchedulingMode=OneTime. This configuration ensures that once a trigger is activated and the corresponding action is executed, the Trigger Scope will exit and not wait for further triggers.
SchedulingMode.OneTime - Execute one action and exit. https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/user-guide/trigger-scope
Correct answer should be D
Ans -D
never use trigger (my bad) but parallel seems a good option
SchedulingMode.OneTime means that if a trigger was 'detected one time' after action block executed, it'll exit the trigger scope (otherwise it was Concurrent, it would repeat the trigger again)
"Which approach ensures the workflow exits the Trigger Scope activity after ANY TRIGGER is activated and the associated action is performed?" SchedulingMode.OneTime - Execute one action and exit.
SchedulingMode.OneTime - Execute one action and exit.
SchedulingMode.OneTime: execute a action and exit
Apologies, C is correct.