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JN0-420 · Question #14

In SLAX, what is the difference between the jcs:invoke () and the jcs:execute () functions?

The correct answer is A. RPCs called by jcs:execute () are executed within an existing connection. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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In SLAX, what is the difference between the jcs:invoke () and the jcs:execute () functions?

Options

  • ARPCs called by jcs:execute () are executed within an existing connection
  • BRPCs called by jcs:invoke () are executed within an existing connection
  • CRPCs called by jcs:invoke () are not executed until the conclusion of the script
  • DRPCs called by jcs:execute () are not executed until the conclusion of the script

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