ACD201 Exam Dumps - Appian Senior Developer

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Question # 4

After reviewing the latest Expression performance logs, you notice you have several expressions contributing to slow interface or process performance.

Which two conditions will lead to a higher risk associated with slow-performing expressions? (Choose two.)

When the expression is used in a local variable.

When the expression is used frequently or by many concurrent users.

When the expression is evaluated on a mobile device.

When the expression is a custom function plug-in.

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Question # 5

You receive a warning about approaching the 2,000,000 row limit with synced records in your Production environment.

What are two ways to efficiently address this warning to prevent reaching the limit? (Choose two.)

Design the process to write data in batches of 1,000.

Disable data sync immediately to prevent user facing-front end issues.

Keep only necessary data and plan to move the archived data to an audit table in a longer run.

Apply one or more source filters to limit the number of rows synced in Agpian.

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Question # 6

Consider this POST request:

https://www.example.com/suite/webapi/customer

Match the values to the correct fields in the resulting http!request value.

Note: Each value will be used once. To change your responses, you may deselect your response by clicking the blank space at the top of the selection list.

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Question # 7

Which two options are correct regarding record relationships when using synced records in your application? (Choose two.)

Relationships can be established between any record types that have sync enabled, regardless of the source.

Many-to-one relationships can be established using record relationships.

Record type relationships enforce referential integrity.

Up to 20 relationships can be added on a record type with data sync enabled.

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Question # 8

You're developing a functionality to manage transactions for an insurance company. Each transaction can have multiple items where respective item type and item amount can be entered. The amount entered can be either negative or positive, and is a decimal data type with a precision of 8 and a scale of 2.

A maximum of 10 items can be entered for a transaction. Once all the items are entered, you need to calculate and show the sum of all items' total amounts at the transaction level.

What is the best way to calculate and display the sum of all item amounts?

text(sum(ri!items.amount),"00.00")

fixed(sum(ri!items.amount),2,false())

round(sum(ri!items.amount),2)

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