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A00-260 · Question #70

The Platform Process Manager server is part of the Platform Suite for SAS. Which statement is FALSE regarding the Platform Process Manager server?

The correct answer is B. The server enables you to schedule jobs using a variety of recurrence criteria but does NOT allow. Option B is false because the Platform Process Manager server does support job dependencies in addition to recurrence criteria - it allows you to trigger jobs based on the completion or status of other jobs, not just time-based schedules. Option A says the same thing but…

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Question

The Platform Process Manager server is part of the Platform Suite for SAS. Which statement is FALSE regarding the Platform Process Manager server?

Options

  • AThe server enables you to schedule jobs using a variety of recurrence criteria and dependencies
  • BThe server enables you to schedule jobs using a variety of recurrence criteria but does NOT allow
  • CThe Flow Manager application (part of the Platform Suite for SAS) can be used to manage
  • DMetadata for the Platform Process Manager server must be defined and must include the network

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • B
    95% (18)
  • D
    5% (1)

Explanation

Option B is false because the Platform Process Manager server does support job dependencies in addition to recurrence criteria - it allows you to trigger jobs based on the completion or status of other jobs, not just time-based schedules. Option A says the same thing but correctly includes dependencies, making it a true statement and therefore not the answer.

Option C is a true statement - Flow Manager is indeed a component of the Platform Suite for SAS and is the primary interface for creating and managing flows (job streams). Option D is also true - the PPM server requires metadata to be defined, including its network address, so that SAS clients and services can communicate with it.

Memory tip: Think of it this way - a process manager wouldn't be very useful if it couldn't manage dependencies between processes. The word "manager" implies full control over scheduling logic, including both "when" (recurrence) and "after what" (dependencies). If you see an answer that strips out dependencies, it's cutting the heart out of what makes PPM powerful.

Topics

#Process scheduling#Job management#Platform Suite#Server capabilities

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