A.Call returns to the originating activity, while Branch skips the remainder of the originating activity.

B.Branch overrides the security restrictions of the called activity allowing you to easily test code; it will not run in production.

C.Call provides more robust debugging capability than Branch, while Branch provides better run-time performance.

D.Branch creates a new thread to allow asynchronous processing, while Call runs in the thread from it was invoked.

A.To prevent users from deleting attachments to a case.

B.To prevent users from performing a specific flow action.

C.To prevent users from updating cases during a particular stage of the case life cycle.

D.To explicitly prevent users from deleting cases to satisfy a company policy.

A.Performance Profiler

B.Performance Analyzer (PAL)

C.Pega Log Analyzer (PLA)

D.Database Trace

A.Create a validate rule to copy the selected items.

B.Add a data transform to the flow action as a post-processing action.

C.Create a declare expression with the page list property as the target.

D.Add a data transform to the flow action as a pre-processing action.

A.Not Available

B.Blocked

C.Final

D.Withdrawn