IBM Case Manager V5.0 Sample Questions:

1. Which tool is used to copy the solution package from development environment to the production environment?

A) Case Manager Builder
B) Case Manager Administration Client
C) FileNet Enterprise Manager
D) FileNet Deployment Manager

2. By default, the Case ID is solutionprefix_casetypename_12digitnumber. How can you customize the case ID to a more user friendly value to display in the Case Manager Client?

A) In Case Builder, provide an alternate name for the Display Case ID Prefix in the Manage Solutions \ Solution \ Task Type page
B) In FileNet Enterprise Manager, setting the Case Identifier Prefix property on the Target Object store / Root Folder / IBM Case Manager / Solution Deployments / Solution Name / Case Types / Case Name object
C) In FileNet Enterprise Manager, setting the Case Identifier Prefix property on the Target Object Store / Other Classes / Folder / Deployed Case Type / Case Name object
D) In Case Builder, add a Case Property named AlternateCaseIDPrefix with a default value

3. Where does IBM FileNet Case Analyzer read data from?

A) Content Engine event logs only
B) Both Case Analyzer OLAP database and Content Engine event logs
C) Both Process Engine and Content Engine event logs
D) Process Engine event logs only

4. Which of the following is NOT a description of IBM Case Manager Builder?

A) It is based on Dojo technology
B) Allows business analysts to transfer a solution from the development domain to a second development or production domain
C) Allows business analysts to design and deploy case management solutions
D) Allows business analysts to build case management solutions

5. For Case Manager cases and most of it's related objects, what is the best practice to configure permissions?

A) Inheritance from the case folder, rather than through the default Instance permissions of the case folder class
B) Default Instance permissions of the case folder class, rather than through inheritance from the case folder
C) Inheritance from the case type folder, rather than through the default Instance permissions of the case type class
D) Default Instance permissions of the case type class, rather than through inheritance from the case type folder

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