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The questions for ACD201 were last updated on Apr 29, 2026.
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Question No. 1

You're creating a process model that will serve as the case creation workflow.

Your requirements:

This process captures input from the user before executing a series of unattended subprocess nodes.

Each subprocess performs extended data processing which is dependent on output from each of the previous nodes.

An activity chained task node is displayed asking the user if they'd like to create another case.

What should you do?

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Correct Answer: A

Combining the separate subprocesses into one synchronous subprocess and placing it between each user input task ensures each subprocess's output is available for the next step, maintaining data dependencies and supporting the required user experience with activity chaining.


Question No. 2

A local variable is reevaluated every time a form loads and you notice subsequent slow performance of the form.

Which two steps could you perform to optimize this? (Choose two.)

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Correct Answer: C, D

Avoiding queries on every form reevaluation prevents unnecessary data retrieval and improves form performance.

Ensuring the local variable only updates when necessary (e.g., on relevant variable changes or via saveInto) reduces redundant recalculations and optimizes responsiveness.


Question No. 3

An insurance application has a dashboard in which all the cases with "Accident" case type and "Health Insurance" insurance type are displayed to the user, using the following query:

You need to update the query entity to display all the cases that are "Accident" case type and "Health Insurance" insurance type, or created in the last ten days.

What is the right configuration for the logical expression?

A)

B)

C)

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Correct Answer: B

A filter for createdDate >= today() -- 10 (records created in the last 10 days).

A nested AND logical expression that requires both caseType = 'Accident' and insuranceType = 'Health Insurance'.


Question No. 4

You need to create a read-only grid that displays support case information. Data for the support cases is mapped to the "Case" record type with data sync enabled.

Within the record, there are fields named "createdDateTime" and "resolvedDateTime". These two fields store the timestamps for when a case is created and resolved, respectively.

The grid includes a column indicating the number of hours between when the case was created and when it was resolved. This column must be sortable within the grid.

How should you calculate the hour value that will display in the column?

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Correct Answer: A

A custom record field that evaluates in real-time and calculates the hours between 'createdDateTime' and 'resolvedDateTime' ensures the calculated value is available as a sortable field within the read-only grid.


Question No. 5

You're making a POST request to the Appian web API. You need to include complex data structures, such as lists or objects, in the request body.

How should you design the API to accept those requests?

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Correct Answer: C

To include complex data structures like lists or objects in a POST request to an Appian Web API, you should convert the data to JSON and include it in the request body as a string. Appian supports application/json content type for parsing complex data structures in APIs.


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