1) When we classify a task as a "General Task", it means _____
a. The task can be executed by anyone in the system
b. The task can only be executed by the intended agents
or actual recipients
c. The task can only be executed by Workflow Administrators
d. The task can only be executed by the Excluded Agents
e. The task cannot be executed by anyone
2) What is the difference between a Workflow Task (WF) and a Workflow Template (WS)?
a. A workflow task (WF) contains different workflow template
(WS) in it
b. A workflow task (WF) is a single-step workflow and
a workflow template (WS) is a multi-step workflow
c. A workflow task (WF) is a multi-step workflow and
a workflow template (WS) is a single-step workflow
d. There is no difference between the two
3) What does the standard workflow container "_Adhoc_Objects" signify?
a. It is used to store the current workflow runtime instance
b. It is used to store the runtime instance of the Business
Object used in the workflow
c. It is a multiline container that can store runtime
instances of multiple business objects used in the workflow.
d. It creates a link in the work item for each business
object to call the default method in it
e. Both (c) and (d)
4) If an exception in a code triggers a short dump, what happens to the workflow?
a. The workflow skips the code line and executes the subsequent
block / step / task in the workflow
b. The work item where the dump happened goes into ERROR
state
c. There is no way to say what happened by just looking
at the workflow log
d. The work item gets suspended and gets stuck in status
IN PROCESS and the workflow hangs
e. The workflow again restarts and starts a new instance
5) How can we restore a workflow that has hung due to a short dump?
a. Execute transaction SWPR and enter the work item ID
of the workflow
b. Execute transaction SWPC and enter the work item ID
of the workflow
c. The hung instance cannot be restored since it is not
possible
d. Re-trigger the workflow again to create a new instance
6) When we restarts a workflow instance using SWPR, what happens?
a. It restarts the complete workflow instance from the
very first step
b. It performs agent determination again for the step
that is in ERROR status
c. It attempts to restart just the step that was in ERROR
status
e. Both (b) and (c)
e. It re-triggers the workflow and creates a complete
new balance
7) Which among the below options is NOT a valid AGENT type?
a. Actual Agents
b. Possible Agents
c. Primary Agents
d. Excluded Agents
8) What is the Check Function Module in Workflow terminology?
a. This is a special function module used to check a workflow
consistency
b. This is a special function module used to prevent
a linkage being triggered when an event occurs
c. This function module is used to raise an event to
call a workflow
d. This function module checks if the event exists in
the BOR (Business Object Repository) for the Business Object used in the
workflow.
9) How many different types of event delivery are possible in the system?
a. Five
b. One
c. Three
d. Two
10) It is possible to hide work item or tasks in Business Workplace (SBWP) in R/3 but it is not possible to UWL (Universal Work ist) in Portal.
a. True
b. False
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Correct Answers
1) a
2) b
3) e
4) d
5) b
6) c
7) c
8) b
9) d
Two Types: Using EVENT QUEUE and using tRFC (Transactional RFC) call
10) b
