Exam PL-200 topic 1 question 6 discussion

Seems correct.

The two possible ways to achieve the goal are: C. Deactivate BPFA: You can deactivate the BPFA business process flow associated with the Prospect entity so that it is no longer available for use. This can be done by going to the entity settings, selecting Business Process Flows, and then deactivating the BPFA flow. This will prevent users from selecting it and force them to choose from the newly configured business process flows. D. Change the display order of the business process flows to move BPFA to the bottom of the list: You can change the display order of the business process flows so that the newly configured flows are displayed at the top and BPFA is moved to the bottom of the list. This will encourage users to select the newly configured flows first and make it less likely

D will do nothing, C will deactivate the solution but question does not mention its is obsolete.

The two possible ways to achieve this goal are: C. Deactivate BPFA. Deactivating the BPFA will prevent users from using it. B. Use a business rule to prevent users from switching to BPFA. A business rule can be configured to check the selected category and prevent users from switching to BPFA. Let me explain why the other options are not suitable: A. Remove all of the privileges for BPFA. Removing privileges for BPFA would prevent users from accessing it altogether, including the ability to see it in the list of available business process flows. This is not the desired outcome, as users should still be able to see the BPFA but not use it. D. Change the display order of the business process flows to move BPFA to the bottom of the list. Changing the display order would not prevent users from switching to BPFA. Users could still scroll down and select it. By deactivating BPFA or using a business rule to prevent switching, you ensure that users can only access the newly configured business process flows based on the selected category.

Is this really correct though? To prevent users from using BPFA in the Prospect entity, there seems to be two possible ways: A. Remove all of the privileges for BPFA. By revoking the user's access to the BPFA business process flow, they will no longer be able to switch to it. B. Use a business rule to prevent users from switching to BPFA. You can create a business rule that evaluates the Category field and prevents the selection of BPFA based on certain criteria. Both options A and B will effectively prevent users from using BPFA, allowing you to apply the other business process flows based on the Category field.

Yes this is correct

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Deactivating BPSF will stop prospect management process, so how C is correct?

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Seems correct.

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answer is correct A and C

should be AC.

A, C are correct

A and C are correct.

Users can switch to any other newly configured business process flows but must not use BPFA. That alone means the BPFA is not used anymore. Its says USERS, meaning no one will use it.