ACD-201 Exam Questions Dumps, Selling Appian Products [Q36-Q52]

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ACD-201 Exam Questions Dumps, Selling Appian Products

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Appian ACD-201 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Performance and Scalability	22%	– Optimization 1. Monitoring and troubleshooting 2. Application performance tuning 3. Scalable application design
Application Design and Development	28%	– Application development 1. SAIL interfaces 2. Expression rules 3. Process models 4. Security configuration
Advanced Appian Concepts	18%	– Advanced implementation 1. Complex expressions 2. Advanced process modeling 3. Custom data types
Data Management	20%	– Data modeling 1. Entity-backed records 2. Data stores and CDTs 3. Database integration
Platform and Application Management	12%	– Application deployment 1. Package import and export 2. Application object management 3. Environment management

NO.36 You need to create a service account for a consumer to access the Appian Web API. Which user type should be created?
Response:

Editor

Basic User

System Administrator

Initiator

NO.37 What are three locations to call an Integration that changes the source data? (Choose three.)

Rule

Web API (GET)

Process model (Call Integration Smart Service]

Web API (POST, PUT, DELETE)

Interface component savelnto parameter

Integrations can be called from rules, allowing for source data changes when used in the proper context.
The Call Integration Smart Service in a process model can execute integrations that modify source data.
Web APIs using POST, PUT, or DELETE methods are typically used to change source data via integrations.

NO.38 You need to connect to an external system using OAuth 2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow authentication type, which requests access to an API on behalf of a signed in user.
This standard has the several steps involved with the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.
Which two steps should you perform? (Choose two.)

Add required users and groups to OAuth 2.0 SAML Bearer Assertion Users system group.

Enable the checkbox labeled OAuth 2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow in the Admin Console.

Create a Bearer Assertion process flow to authenticate the user.

Upload Client Certificate to Connected System.

Adding required users and groups to the OAuth 2.0 SAML Bearer Assertion Users system group ensures only authorized users can initiate the authentication flow.
Uploading a client certificate to the Connected System is needed for the assertion and secure communication required by the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.

NO.39 What challenges might arise when using plug-ins within Appian applications?
(Choose three)
Response:

Compatibility with future software updates

Increased system resource consumption

Conflicts with native Appian features

Difficulty in debugging

NO.40 What are the benefits of using connected systems for authentication in Appian?
Response:

Simplifies configuration management

Reduces development time

Increases system interoperability

Enhances application security

NO.41 You need to update an existing Appian application.
The application needs to be responsive and compatible with a variety of screen widths. For example: phone/tablet browser, Appian mobile app, desktop monitor.
Which two functions/parameters should you consider when updating the interfaces? (Choose two.)

stackWhen in Columns Layout and Side By Side Layout

a!isNativeMobile()

Width of a page in the site object

a!isPageWidth()

The stackWhen parameter in layout components helps interfaces adapt to different screen sizes by controlling when columns or side-by-side layouts stack vertically.
The a!isNativeMobile() function detects if the interface is being viewed on a native mobile app, allowing you to tailor the interface for mobile responsiveness.

NO.42 What information can be obtained from the Process Monitoring tab in the Admin Console?
Response:

Active user sessions

Background process status

Application error logs

Completed process instances

NO.43 You’re designing a process used to notify multiple users of marketing campaigns. These campaigns occur infrequently, but are sent out to the hundreds of customers that are stored in your app.
How should you best design your process model to send the emails whilst using a common email process model (CMN_SendEmail), to be most performant?
The outputs of this node are not required for the main process.

Set “CMN_SendEmail” as a “Start Process” process node and select “Automatically run multiple instances of this node” for all the users that are on the mailing list.

Set “CMN_SendEmair” as an asynchronous ” Subprocess” node and select “Automatically run multiple instances of this node” for all the users that are on the mailing list.

Set “CMN-SendEmail” as a synchronous “Subprocess” node and select “Automatically run multiple instances of this node” for all the users that are on the mailing list.

Using “Start Process” as the node type and enabling “Automatically run multiple instances of this node” for all users on the mailing list launches each email as a separate, lightweight process, maximizing performance and scalability, especially since the main process does not require the outputs.

NO.44 You want to generate an email body which varies from one Appian environment to another. For instance, between DEV and TEST. According to Appian best practices, how should you define the environment name?
Response:

Create an environment-specific constant.

Create an expression rule and update its value post-deployment.

Create a stored procedure.

Create a constant and update its value post-deployment.

NO.45 An insurance company’s product details are currently distributed across numerous database tables, encompassing over 60 to 70 fields.
You need to implement a product comparison tool for business users to compare up to three insurance products simultaneously, with all the product details in a tabular format.
Refer to the following sample format:

Which object should be used to transform the data into the required format?

Stored procedure

Record type with relationships

VCCCiews

Database views are ideal for transforming complex, distributed product data into a single, flattened structure tailored for reporting or comparison. In this case, a view can pivot the 60-70 fields and organize them by attribute (e.g., Name, Type, Premium) across multiple product columns, enabling a tabular comparison layout like the one shown. Views also optimize performance and reduce transformation overhead in the interface layer.

NO.46 What should you use to create a virtual relation in a database to query the data?
Response:

View

Procedure

Index

Function

NO.47 Which feature should be monitored using the Process Monitoring tab to ensure smooth operational flows?
Response:

Real-time data analytics

User login attempts

Automated system backups

Long running processes

NO.48 You run a report on different employee transactions by using a View.
You encounter the following error: “a!queryEntity: An error occurred while retrieving the data.”
What is the most likely root cause of this error?

The view doesn’t have a column mapped as a primary key in its corresponding CDT.

The view contains a large number of rows, requiring more time to fetch the data.

The rule contains a missing syntax.

The most likely root cause is that the view doesn’t have a column mapped as a primary key in its corresponding CDT. Appian requires a primary key mapping for querying views to ensure data integrity and identification.

NO.49 What are two advantages of database normalization? (Choose two.)

Enforcing data integrity.

Simplifying query statements to read data.

Minimizing the number of tables that need to be created.

Minimizing data redundancy.

Database normalization enforces data integrity by structuring data and relationships to prevent anomalies.
It minimizes data redundancy by ensuring each piece of information is stored only once, reducing duplication.

NO.50 You have been asked to produce a Tempo report, with the following requirements: The report should display in Appian. The data is held in a business database, but performance in Appian is a key requirement.
Which three actions can you take to minimize the performance impact of your report?
(Choose three.)
Response:

Display the report as a task report on the Tasks tab.

Limit the number of series values and categories in the report.

Use local variables in your report interface to avoid redundant database queries.

Perform aggregation in the database using a view prior to reading the data into Appian.

Use the query process analytics function to retrieve the data.

NO.51 Which two statements are true for importing Appian applications?
Response:

It is not possible to undo changes from an import.

Importing a published application changes its state to Unpublished and need to be published again.

Applications from an earlier version of Appian can be imported into later versions of Appian.

It is not possible to import the same application multiple times.

NO.52 Which recommendations are typically provided based on database load testing results?
(Choose two)
Response:

Increase storage allocation