Appian ACD200 Dumps Questions Answers

 Activity chaining is a feature that allows users to complete multiple tasks in a row without returning to their task list. However, activity chaining can also have some drawbacks, such as increased memory consumption, longer transaction times, and reduced user feedback. Therefore, some practices are strongly discouraged for activity chaining, such as having more than 50 node instances or more than 5 seconds between attended activities. These practices can cause performance issues, user frustration, or process failures. Therefore, the correct answers are B and C.

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• Activity Chaining
• Performance Best Practices

A connected system is an Appian object that is designed to allow you to share base URL and authentication details across multiple integrations4. A connected system represents an external system that is integrated with Appian. Connected systems allow you to easily connect to external integrations and data sources. They also allow you to deploy connection information across environments and use different connection information for each environment. You can choose from different types of connected systems, such as HTTP, SQL, or pre-built connected systems for common services like Google Drive or Salesforce5.

The most efficient method to insert the deleted row of a table into a history table for audit purposes is Trigger. This is because a trigger is a database object that automatically executes a specified SQL statement when a certain event occurs on a table or view. A trigger can be defined to run before or after a delete operation on a table, and can access the deleted row using a special table called deleted. A trigger can perform the insertion of the deleted row into the history table without any additional logic or overhead from Appian. References: Triggers