Accenture interview preparation
Accenture Interview Questions | Set-1
Accenture is a global management consulting and professional services company that provides strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations services
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1What is the difference between Call and Branch?
The Call instruction calls the another specified activity and execute it. When that activity completes, control returns to the calling activity.
Use the Branch instruction to find another specified activity and branch to it without a return.
When the system executes a Branch step, control transfers to another activity found through rule resolution. Execution of the original activity pauses.
When the branched activity ends, processing of the current activity also ends.
2What is Rule-Declare-Trigger?
It identifies an activity to run when an instance of specific class is saved, updated or deleted in the database.
this implements a form of forward chaining.
3Can we start a flow using activity and what is that method which is to be used?
Yes, Flow-New method is used to start a new flow.
4What is skimming explain?
It collect the highest version of the every rule in the ruleset and copies them into new major version of that ruleset on the same system.
EX: If we are skimming loan appl:05-06-07, the only options like 06-01-01 and 07-01-01, but we can not skim to 05-07-08 and so on.
5What is Access Group and Access roles and difference between them?
Access groups make a set of RuleSet versions available to requestors.
Use an access role name to convey permissions (capabilities) to a user or a group of users.
Access roles can be referenced
in requestor instances, Operator ID instances, in access group instances, in activities, and in queries.
6What is Covers folder and object and differences among them?
Cover is work object that is parent to one or more related work objects.
One work party is present in the cover work object and also present in the covered work objects associated with the covers.
Folder is work object in concrete class that inherits from the work-Folder-class.
A folder object holds a collection of one or more other work objects providing access for reporting.
7What is SLA? where we use SLA?
A service level rule is an instance of the Rule-Obj-Service Level rule type. Each service level rule defines one or two time intervals, known as goals and deadlines that indicate the expected or targeted time for the assignment, or time-to-resolve for the work object.
If an assignment isn’t completed before the time limit, the system can automatically raise the assignment, and cancel the entire flow, and so on
8Backward chaining and forward chaining?
Forward Chaining: It provides the automatic calculations of the property value by executing the declarative rule, when any one of the input property value is changed.
Backward Chaining: It provides the automatic calculations of a property value by executing the declarative rule, when a value is needed for property rather than whenever inputs change.