Master Appian ACD201 Exam with Reliable Practice Questions
Upgrade to PremiumAn insurance company's product details are currently distributed across numerous database tables, encompassing over 60 to 70 fields.
You need to implement a product comparison tool for business users to compare up to three insurance products simultaneously, with all the product details in a tabular format.
Refer to the following sample format:
Which object should be used to transform the data into the required format?
Correct : C
Database views are ideal for transforming complex, distributed product data into a single, flattened structure tailored for reporting or comparison. In this case, a view can pivot the 60--70 fields and organize them by attribute (e.g., Name, Type, Premium) across multiple product columns, enabling a tabular comparison layout like the one shown. Views also optimize performance and reduce transformation overhead in the interface layer.
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After reviewing the latest Expression performance logs, you notice you have several expressions contributing to slow interface or process performance.
Which two conditions will lead to a higher risk associated with slow-performing expressions? (Choose two.)
Correct : B, D
When the expression is used frequently or by many concurrent users.
A slow-running rule that executes a large number of times - or is triggered by many users at once - multiplies its performance impact, raising the overall risk flagged in the expression-performance logs.
When the expression is a custom function plug-in.
Custom Java plug-ins can introduce additional processing overhead (or poorly optimized code). If such functions are slow, they typically appear near the top of performance logs and carry a higher risk score.
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Your client wants to configure user authentication using single sign-on (SSO) in their cloud environment.
Which two authentication types should you use to support this requirement? (Choose two.)
Correct : C, D
OpenID Connect authentication supports single sign-on (SSO) by integrating with external identity providers.
Appian authentication can work in conjunction with SSO configurations as part of a hybrid setup or fallback mechanism.
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You're in the process of deploying a package to the client's TEST environment at the end of a sprint. This package is only relating to changes to a single application.
Which two statements best describes the practices you should follow for automated testing for expression rules either before or after deploying the package? (Choose two.)
Correct : A, B
Individually evaluating and fixing expression rule test cases before deployment ensures the new package does not introduce errors.
Running regression tests after deployment using the Start Rule Tests (Applications) smart service validates that the deployed changes did not negatively impact the application.
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You need to connect to an external system using OAuth2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow authentication type, which requests access to an API on of a signed in user.
This standard has several steps involved with the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.
Which two steps should you perform to connect to the external system? (Choose two.)
Correct : B, D
Configure SAML for single sign-on (SSO).
The bearer-assertion flow relies on an existing SAML SSO configuration so Appian can issue a signed SAML assertion on behalf of the signed-in user.
Register the connection in the third-party system.
You must register (or ''trust'') Appian's client/certificate with the external system so it will accept the SAML assertion and issue an OAuth 2.0 access-token for the user.
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