You have a process with two automated tasks that execute in the following sequence: the first task reserves in an inventory system and the second task activates the resources in an activation system. Because you know that the inventory system may return resources that are already in use, you expect to eventually receive some errors from the activation system.What would be the best way to use an amendment to force the re-execution of resource reservation when you receive these errors during the execution of the second task?
When designing a new data schema (or data dictionary) in Design Studio, you decide to define some behaviors for an element. You also decide that these behaviors should apply without changes to all orders and tasks that use this element. How would you accomplish this task during your data schema configuration?
While testing your OSM solution, you find that an XQuery expression is not working as expected. After extensive testing and checking, you find that it is not related to development issues or recent changes in the environment. You believe that it is a product defect related to ID generation of order items. Which statement is true about the next step that you should perform?
What is the possible reason for calling the following XQuery function from an automation?);
You are requested to design a solution to handle a fallout scenario while communicating with an inventory system for resource allocation because there are no available ports for a product that was purchased. Identify a solution that would address this condition.
Why would you use the Security Callback feature?
