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  What is a Workbasket, Work pool and Workgroup Work Basket is an instance of     Assign-Workbasket. It is Queue of All the work Items those can         be accessed by Multiple Operators who are connected to the basket via their Work Group. Work Group Acts an Interface between Operator and Work Basket. Work Group and Work Basket can be connected to each other. Work pool :-     Class Group when added in the access group (Under Advanced Tab) it is said to be work pool. It Identifies which case types should be loaded for an operator to create work.         Dependencies between workgroup and workbasket Report I have some questions about workgroup and workbasket. I already try to choose one workgroup and set two workbasket for my operator configuration. But I only get one workbasket access, following which chosen workgroup. Can one Operator have more then one workbasket access? Can someone tell me how dependencies between workgroup and workbasket?           Answer     Answer Yes , one opera

  Explain Spinoff and Split join shape in the context of Pega. Spinoff join shape: When one flow execution starts another flow execution that runs asynchronously and independently of the first flow execution, this is known as a spinoff. The first flow does not pause or wait for the second flow's results. The second flow could work on the same or a different work item than the first flow. At the workflow level, spinoffs enable parallel processing of work. While one department or business unit performs its functions for the work item at its own pace and according to its own flow, another department works on the same work item. Increased parallelism can reduce end-to-end resolution times, allowing for more efficient staffing and better customer service. Split Join Shape: On the Diagram tab of a flow rule, a Split Join shape can be found. This shape causes work item processing to divide into two or more distinct flow executions that run asynchronously and then rejoin later at runtime.

  Pega interview questions   21. What do you mean by Locking in the context of Pega? What are the different types of locking? Explain them. When two or more actions try to update a case at the same time, the most recent action may overwrite data written by the prior action. Overwrites can cause data corruption or loss, causing delays in case processing and possibly resulting in an inaccurate case resolution. If an application supports several users at the same time, a case locking strategy is critical for data integrity. In Locking, we configure an appropriate locking technique for each case type to avoid data corruption or loss due to overwrites.   Pessimistic locking   and   optimistic locking   are two solutions that Pega Platform enables to balance the need for user access with the necessity for data security. Pessimistic Locking:  When an application uses a pessimistic locking approach to open an object, it uses an exclusive lock. When a person or a system opens an object, they ha