QUESTION: 17

The requirement is to get an item from an Outlook Mail Collection. If there is an exception, retry the GetItem twice.
The following graphics show the automation and the property grid for the Catch block. How do you code the requirement?

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 18

You created an RDA solution for a company that uses an application bar with various buttons that trigger robotic automations. Some of the users complained that the application bar often locks up during automation processing. Others complained that the automations enter the same data two to three times each iteration.

You suspect that the users are triggering the crashes and duplicate automation behavior by double-clicking the buttons on the application bar.
How do you resolve the situation?

Talk with the management team about the existing application bar behavior and user error at the company
Hide the application bar as soon the user clicks one of the buttons, and allow the application bar to reappear once the automation completes.
After the initial click, disable the application bar buttons, display an automation progress bar, and then re-enable the buttons once the automation completes.
Modify the automations so that they display a full message using the MessageManifest hen the automations complete.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 19

Procedure automations should return values needed elsewhere in the application with the Exit Point(s) instead of using global values.

What are the two reasons for returning values within a procedure automation's Exit Point? (Choose two.)

The design provides for smaller, manageable automations
The values are scoped to the automation so they do not need to be cleared after execution
The solution design document determines the use of exit points and values
The outcome can be trusted because it cannot be overwritten by an automation on another thread.

Answer(s): A,B

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