By default, IBM Case Manager automatically assigns a unique case ID to a case type by using the case type unique identifier plus a 12-character number sequence. Can that case type unique identifier be changed after deployment, and if so, how?

• A. The default case type unique identifier can be changed after deployment by changing the value of the case identifier mask in the case type folder
• B. The default case type unique identifier cannot be changed after deployment
• C. The default case type unique identifier can be changed after deployment by changing the CmAcmCaseIdentifier in the case type folder
• D. The default case type unique identifier can be changed after deployment by changing the value of the case identifier prefix in the case type folder

How does IBM Case Manager provide a framework for handling business exceptions?

• A. When a process fragment requires exception handling by case workers, the Task raises an event that must be specified as a pre-condition into another task that will provide an explicit exception handling implementation
• B. Well defined process are expressed by process fragments defined for tasks within the case, and IBM Case Manager is used to define the set of tools used by case workers to manage exceptions
• C. The structured part of the business process must be implemented using a BPM tool such as IBM BPM which will call IBM Case Manager services to provide case management capabilities for exception handling
• D. When designing a Task, you must use the P8 Process Designer to define any exception handling by customizing the malfunction submap of the process definition

The FileNet Deployment Manager tool can be used to migrate a developed solution from a Case Manager Development environment to a production environment. Which two choices below are correct? (Choose two)

• A. If you have P8 assets used in the solution which resides in the target object store in the development environment you can migrate them at the same time as you migrate the solution package
• B. The high level steps for a solution package migration include:
  1.Set up the deployment configuration;
  2.Export the data from the source environment;
  3.Create lists of environment-specific data from each environment;
  4.Create the data maps needed to convert environment-specific data between environments;
  5.Convert and import the data set
• C. The data migration is started when you Analyze converted objects
• D. The solution migration is performed between the design object stores in the development environment to the target object store in the production environment
• E. The solution migration is performed between the design object stores in the development environment to the design object store in the production environment

Which of the following is NOT a difference between a development and production Case Manager environment?

• A. In a development environment there must be a design object store and a target object store, in a production environment only one or more target object stores is required
• B. Solutions may be modified in the development environment and should not be modified in the production environment
• C. In a development environment, Case Manager Builder is used to deploy solutions. In a production environment, Case Manager Administration Client is used to deploy solutions
• D. Production Case Manager environments can take advantage of P8 distributed deployment and domain partitioning configuration options while development cannot

A case is an instance of a case type. Users can create cases by performing which two of the following? (Choose two.)

• A. Manually creating a folder anywhere in the Content Engine target object store
• B. Creating a document of the initiating document type for a case
• C. Creating a folder of subclass CmAcmDeployedCaseType.
• D. Creating a task defined for a case type
• E. By setting a pre-condition