Certified Pega Senior System Architect v8.0 (2019) — Question 6
A duplicate case search contains two weighted conditions in which a property value in the current case is compared to the same property value in the existing case. After processing multiple cases that have two matching data values, duplicate case search does not identify any duplicates.
What two approaches do you take to diagnose the cause? (Choose two.)
Answer options
- A. Verify that there are no more than 4 maximum weighted conditions being tested.
- B. Verify that the total weights of the matching conditions match or exceed the threshold.
- C. Verify that each of the basic conditions are satisfied.
- D. Verify that the case type is instantiated as a temporary case so the case can be cancelled.
Correct answer: A, B
Explanation
The correct answers, A and B, are crucial for diagnosing the issue as they relate to the limits on weighted conditions and the necessity for total weights to meet a specified threshold for duplicates to be recognized. Options C and D do not directly address the weighting system or the thresholds that impact the duplicate search functionality.