PEGACPSA23V1 Exam Dumps : Certified Pega System Architect

To ensure that the date of birth submitted for first-grade students meets the requirement of being at least five years before September 1 of the current year, a combination of validation methods is necessary for comprehensive and effective validation.

• A. When rule: Can be used to determine if the provided date of birth satisfies the age condition relative to September 1 of the current year, serving as a condition in process flows or UI elements.
• D. Validation rule: Enables the definition of broader validation criteria that can encompass complex logic, including checking the student's age based on their date of birth in relation to a specific cutoff date.
• E. Edit validate rule: Provides a mechanism for implementing pattern-based validations or more intricate checks, including verifying that a date of birth makes a student eligible for first grade based on age.

Calendar control (B) facilitates user input but does not enforce the specific age requirement on its own. Using the Date data type (C) ensures the field accepts dates, but without additional validation logic, it doesn't guarantee compliance with the age requirement.

To increase the font size on all field placeholder value components specifically to aid visually impaired users, applying global styling changes is the most effective approach. Among the options provided, adding a new theme text entry to the application theme allows for targeted styling adjustments to be applied broadly across the application.

• C. Add a new theme text entry to the application theme: This approach allows for the customization of specific UI elements, such as field placeholder values, at the application level. By adding a new text entry with increased font size to the application theme, all instances of field placeholder values throughout the application will inherit this styling, ensuring a consistent and accessible user experience for visually impaired users.

Updating the existing Default theme text entry (A) could affect more elements than intended. Running a case type and changing the font on the view (B) only applies changes locally and lacks scalability. Uploading a new application theme (D) could be an option but is less direct and more complex than simply adding a new text entry specifically for placeholder values.

The Wait step in Pega is used to pause a case until a specific condition or event occurs, making it suitable for scenarios where progression is dependent on external approvals or actions:

C. A payroll user cannot process a salary increase until the department manager approves the increase. In this scenario, the Wait step can be used to halt the process until approval is received from the manager. This ensures that the case only moves forward once the necessary approval is secured, maintaining process integrity and control.