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Pegasystems Inc.
US
Last activity: 7 Jan 2016 4:33 EST
circumstancing
Hello, can someone explain this? Ans is '2 Rules: ApproveLoan (not circumstanced), ApproveLoan (Start Date: [blank], End Date: 12/31/2013)'
Assume that there are no other “ApproveLoan” or related rules other than those specified below. Which of the following scenarios is allowed by the system? (Choose One)
Thanks!
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
Hello
Hope the below explains why the date range option is the only correct response.
2 Rules: ApproveLoan (not circumstanced), ApproveLoan (.MortgageRate > 0.05)
ANS: Range is not allowed in property circumstancing needs to equal an exact value.
1 Rule: ApproveLoan (.CreationDate As-of 1/1/2042)
ANS: All circumstanced rules require a base rule, no base rule in this scenerio
2 Rules: ApproveLoan (not circumstanced), ApproveLoan (.OriginProvince = .PropertyProvince)
ANS: Single property circumstance is compared to a value not another property. Example .IsFemale =true
2 Rules: ApproveLoan (not circumstanced), ApproveLoan (Start Date: [blank], End Date: 12/31/2013)
ANS: Because the start date is missing the circumstance version of the rule will execute where the current time is before the end date.
3 Rules: ApproveLoan (not circumstanced), ApproveLoan (.OriginProvince = Ontario), ApproveLoan (.AccountID = C1234)
ANS: Property circumstance works on only one property, use multivariate circumstance for multiple properties.
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