1Z0-478 · Question #54
View the Exhibit. There are two groups acting on a task. The group on the left approves line items in the order. The group on the right approves the order header. If any actor rejects the order the…
The correct answer is A. Complete parent tasks of early completing subtasks. C. Complete task when a participant chooses the reject option. A: Complete parent tasks of early completing subtasks: This option is for environments in which you have multiple stages and participants working in Participants perform subtasks in parallel, and one group's rejection or approval of a subtask causes the other group's subtask to…
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View the Exhibit. There are two groups acting on a task. The group on the left approves line items in the order. The group on the right approves the order header. If any actor rejects the order the task completes without routing to any additional actors that have not yet acted on the task. Identify the two options that should be selected in the human task definition to achieve this behavior.
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- AComplete parent tasks of early completing subtasks.
- BEach parallel participant has a local copy of the payload.
- CComplete task when a participant chooses the reject option.
- DEnable early completion in parallel subtasks.
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(43 responses)- A79% (34)
- B14% (6)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
A: Complete parent tasks of early completing subtasks: This option is for environments in which you have multiple stages and participants working in Participants perform subtasks in parallel, and one group's rejection or approval of a subtask causes the other group's subtask to also be rejected or approved. C: Complete task when a participant chooses: <outcome> A participant in a task can accept or reject it, thus ending the workflow without the task being sent to any other participant. For example, a manager rejects a purchase order, meaning that purchase order is not sent to their manager for review. Not D: Enable early completion in parallel subtasks This option is for environments in which you have multiple stages and participants working in Participants perform subtasks in parallel, and one group's rejection or approval of a subtask does not cause the other group's subtask to also be rejected or approved.
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