Blue Prism Certified Developer (AD01) — Question 25

In which of these scenarios is it ok not to use a Blue Prism work queue as part of your Blue Prism solution?

Answer options

• A. A Blue Prism work queue is not required for simple linear processes that do not work multiple cases.
• B. A Blue Prism work queue should always be used. It eliminates the risk of contention and allows you to gracefully pause the queue at any time.
• C. A Blue Prism work queue is not required if the business process interfaces with a Work List system with-in-built capability to ensure multiple users cannot work the same case at the same time.
• D. A Blue Prism Work Queue decreases the scalability of the solution and therefore should only be used for complex scenarios such as multi-day processing.

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C because if a Work List system is in place that prevents concurrent access to the same case, a work queue is unnecessary. Option A is incorrect as it generalizes the use case, while B incorrectly states that a work queue is always required, and D mistakenly claims that work queues decrease scalability, which is not universally true.