Free Associate-Reactive-Developer Exam Questions - Easiest Way for Success

Prepare for the OutSystems Associate-Reactive-Developer exam questions with our authentic preparation materials, including free Associate-Reactive-Developer practice exam questions and answers. TheExamsLab provides all the support you need to succeed in the Associate Reactive Developer (OutSystems 11) Associate-Reactive-Developer exam. This dedication to student success is why we have the most satisfied Associate-Reactive-Developer certification exam candidates worldwide.

Page: 1 / 53

Total 265 Questions | Updated On: Sep 14, 2024

Add To Cart

Question 1

When using aggregation functions, the output of the Aggregate will not include the columns at grey.

A : True

B : False

Answer: A

Question 2

Considering that Aggregates can have hidden columns, which of the following options is correct?

A : The hidden columns help optimizing the Aggregate.

B : Columns that are empty in the database are automatically hidden.

C : The hidden columns are not part of the output.

D : Hiding columns in the Aggregate only affects the preview of the output.

Answer: D

Question 3

Does OutSystems manage the underlying database tables for the developer?

A : Yes

B : No

C :

Answer: A

Question 4

The following Screen (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gm2xpbBQmE-KTAHtCdj4wT0jNLnpDzZX/view?usp=sharing) has two Dropdowns, one to select a Country and one to select a City. The GetCountries and GetCities Aggregates provide the countries and the cities to be displayed in the respective dropdowns and are both set to be fetched At Start. Which of the following options is not a valid step if we want to just fetch the cities for the country selected in the respective dropdown?

A : Set the Fetch property of the GetCities Aggregate to Only On Demand.

B : Refresh the GetCities Aggregate in the OnChange Action of the Country Dropdown.

C : Filter the GetCities Aggregate by the selected country.

D : Call the GetCities Aggregate in the GetCountries' On After Fetch Event handler.

Answer: D

Question 5

When debugging a consumer module, how do we guarantee that the execution stops on breakpo defined in the producer module?

A : In the producer, set the Entry Module property to the consumer module.

B : We need to also start the debugger on the producer module.

C : Nothing, just leave Service Studio open.

D : We just need to set breakpoints in the producer module. The execution will stop on its breakpoints automatically.

Answer: A

Page: 1 / 53

Total 265 Questions | Updated On: Sep 14, 2024

Add To Cart