Corrections in LSA Questions
Hi Team,
I have noticed a typo in of the LSA Quiz section under Rule Reporting Class in Reporting Section:
The class in the question should be Rule-Data-Summary instead of Data-Rule-Summary
Which of the following statements best describes the primary advantage of the Data-Rule-Summary class? (Choose One)
Virtusa Corp.
US
Hi Pega Academy,
In the "Administration" subject of Lead Systems Architect 7.1 course, there are issues with the Quiz in the lesson of "Monitoring And Diagnosing Development Systems".
1. In 3rd question, the correct answer combination is not available.
2. For the 4th question, the radio button of the correct answer is getting unselected, when submitting the quiz.
3. For the 5th question, the checkbox of the 1st answer is getting selected when submitting the quiz.
Because of these issues, the lesson could not be completed.
Pegasystems Inc.
US
In the section of the 7.1 LSA course on Case Specialization, the following statement is made:
“Specialized case types cannot cover another subcase type or create cases using the Create menu.”
Does this mean that the specialized case cannot cover any subcase other than those already covered by the base class or that it cannot cover a subcase at all?
Common Wealth Bank of Australia
AU
In the course LSA 7.1, the class name in Quiz No.1,2 are incorrect in the section Rule Reporting. Instead of Data-Rule-Summary, it is Rule-Data-Summary.
There is a requirement for a report to return a list of both sections and harnesses. What report would best meet this requirement? (Choose One)
In the course LSA 7.1, the class name in Quiz No.1,2 are incorrect in the section Rule Reporting. Instead of Data-Rule-Summary, it is Rule-Data-Summary.
There is a requirement for a report to return a list of both sections and harnesses. What report would best meet this requirement? (Choose One)
Virtusa
AU
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Action controls such as "Attach Content" do support more event types than "click".
Whether non-click events such as "Hover" are actually triggered by a particular control is another question.
Action controls are primarily triggered by click events.
The answer choice is saying "Click-triggered Action controls must specify at least one Action" which is actually not true .
You can have a Button, declare that it reacts to a click event, yet not specify any Action to take - but what would be the point?
We will consider rewording that answer choice.