QUESTION: 109

A user is using Error handling in their code. The user feels that the values of System Error Handling Variables are getting carried forward from one Error Handling block to another resulting in issues.
What does the user need to do to resolve this?

The user needs to manually reset the system defined Error Handling variables after every Error Handling Block.
The values don not get carried forward, as they are automatically reset after each block.
The action can be trigger to reset the values of the variables.
The action can be scheduled to reset the values of the variables.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 110

Which of the following commands is used to delete all the email messages from the mail server?

Delete Messages
Delete All Messages
Clear Messages
Clear All Messages

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 111

A developer at an organization created a MetaBot that enters data into several text fields of an application. The entry is done using local MetaBot variables. Other developers in the organization also want to use this MetaBot to enter a different set of values into the same fields of the application.

How can they share and reuse the MetaBot?

Share the MetaBot code via email and then map data read from task bots to MetaBot variables
Share the MetaBot code using any external drive and then modify the MetaBot variables inside the MetaBot code with the different data set
Share the MetaBot code using a shared network location and then map data read from task bots to MetaBot variables
Share the MetaBot code via control room and then map data read using task bot variables to MetaBot variables

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 112

From which console in the Control Room can we assign user roles and relevant privileges?

User Management console
Security console
Clients console

Answer(s): B

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