Download IBM.C9550-413.SelfTestEngine.2018-10-10.33q.tqb
| Vendor: | IBM |
| Exam Code: | C9550-413 |
| Exam Name: | IBM Operational Decision Manager Advanced V8.7 Application Development |
| Date: | Oct 10, 2018 |
| File Size: | 648 KB |
Demo Questions
Question 1
An application developer needs to automate the build and deployment process of their RuleApp. Their Rule Execution Server is configured in a Java EE environment using database persistence mode, their rule project has a Java XOM and they require automation to include hot deployment of the RuleApp.
Which sequenced Ant tasks should the application developer use to create an automated RuleApp build and deployment script?
- res-deployres-deploy-xom
- res-jarres-deployres-deploy-xom
- res-jarres-write-dbres-write-xom-db
- res-jarres-write-fileres-write-xom-file
Correct answer: D
Question 2
An application developer previously deployed a rule project to the Test Decision Server environment. The rule project contained a deployment configuration (named Insurance) and a decision operation (named determineEligibility). After deployment and removal of some versions from the Test Decision Server, the currently deployed rulesets are as follows:
The application developer must now deploy an updated ruleset to the Test Decision Server with no impact to other testing. All other testing uses the following ruleset URL format:
Insurance/RAVmajor.RAVminor/determineEligibility/RSVmajor.RSVminor
What deployment configuration settings should the application developer use to meet the requirements above?
- “Increment minor version numbers” versioning policy with base versions:/Insurance/1.0/determineEligibility/1.0
- “Define the version numbers” versioning policy with deployment time versions:/Insurance/1.0/determineEligibility/2.0
- “Define the version numbers” versioning policy with deployment time versions:/Insurance/2.0/determineEligibility/2.0
- “Use the base version numbers” versioning policy with base versions:/Insurance/2.0/determineEligibility/1.0
Correct answer: C
Question 3
While executing a RuleApp that has been deployed to the Rule Execution Server it becomes clear that the value of a ruleset output parameter has an unexpected result. It has been determined that the correct version of the RuleApp has been deployed to the Rule Execution Server and that monitoring has been turned on for the ruleset.
How can the application developer determine which rules in the ruleset executed on the Rule Execution Server?
From the Rule Execution Server console:
- open the Decision Warehouse View and review the related decision trace for the ruleset.
- open the ruleset view and review events which were logged on the Execution Unit (XU) used to execute the ruleset.
- open the Diagnostics View and Run Diagnostics on the RuleApp to review a list of rules which have executed for the ruleset.
- open the RuleApp view, and download the RuleApp archive trace to review the list of rules which have executed for the ruleset.
Correct answer: C
