01. A builder has just finished importing a spreadsheet of assets into a new table and wants to be sure the data really arrived.
Which two checks should the builder make?
(Choose two)
a) Confirm the application appears in App Engine Management Center
b) Run the same import a second time and check that the same number of rows appears
c) Open a few records and check each value sits in the field it belongs in
d) Open the table's list and compare the number of records against the spreadsheet
e) Ask an administrator to read the instance logs for the load
02. A builder spends an afternoon in App Engine Studio creating a table, adding fields to it and building a flow. Nothing has been published.
Where does that work stand when the builder closes the browser?
a) It is returned to the state the application was in when it was created
b) It is part of the application on the instance and is there when the studio is opened again
c) It is kept in the browser as a draft, and is lost if the browser closes before the application is published
d) It is discarded, because an application exists only once it has been through App Engine Management Center
03. A builder uses the guided creation experience in App Engine Studio to start an application from a blank canvas rather than from a template.
What does the builder have when that sequence finishes?
a) A working application whose tables, forms and automation have already been built for the process that the builder described in the guided steps
b) An application the intended users can already open and test with their own work
c) A request for a new application, which an administrator has to review and release before any building work can begin on it
d) An application with its identity and its own scope in place, ready for tables, logic and interfaces to be added
04. A citizen developer is planning the next round of work on an App Engine Studio app with the platform team.
Which two pieces of work should be handed to a pro-code developer rather than built in the studio?
(Choose two)
a) Adding a field to the app's table and placing it on the form where a requester will fill it in
b) Sending an approval to a manager when a request is submitted
c) A nightly feed from a supplier's system that runs inside the company network
d) Rearranging the order of the fields on the request form so the important ones come first
e) A pricing calculation several flows have to reuse, written as a Script Include the flows call
05. A learning team loads its course list into an app's Courses table from the same spreadsheet each month, matching on the course code so a course already on the table is updated rather than added again. This month the team took the courses they have withdrawn out of the spreadsheet, and expects those courses to be gone from the app once the file is loaded.
What should the builder expect the load to do?
a) Mark the withdrawn courses on the table as missing from this month's file, so the team can filter them out
b) Leave the withdrawn courses on the table exactly as they are, so retiring them is separate work
c) Stop and report the withdrawn courses, so the team can confirm they meant to delete them
d) Remove the withdrawn courses from the table, so that it matches what the spreadsheet now holds
06. A spreadsheet of past support cases is ready to import. Its Status column was typed by hand over several years, so the same state appears as Open, open and Open - waiting. The team has agreed on four status values, and users of the new app must pick a status from a dropdown.
What should the builder do?
a) Load the spreadsheet as it stands and correct the status on each record in the table afterwards
b) Import the sheet twice, once for each spelling of the status
c) Reduce the Status column in the spreadsheet to the four agreed values, then load it
d) Map the Status column to a text field
07. A spreadsheet sent over for import holds a column of home addresses. The new app has no use for them and the business has said they should not be stored in it.
What should the builder do with that column?
a) Leave it unmapped so its values are not loaded into the table
b) Rename the column so the import does not recognize it
c) Map it into a spare text field so the values are kept in case the app needs them later
d) Load it and delete the field from the table once the import has finished
08. Staff across a business report equipment faults through a record producer that asks four questions. The app's fault table also carries a field for the repair cost, and the producer does not ask about it.
What happens to that field when a fault is reported?
a) The field is left off the fault table until a question is added for it
b) The fault record is held back until someone supplies the cost, and is created once the field has a value
c) The person reporting the fault is asked for it too, because a producer offers what the table holds
d) The fault record is created without a value in it, and the team or a flow supplies it later
09. Records in an app are created two ways: staff raise them through a request form, and the team also adds them straight into the table's list. A cost-center value has to be present on every record, however it was created.
Where should the builder set that requirement?
a) On a flow that runs after the record is saved
b) On the list view the team uses, so the column cannot be left empty there
c) On the request form only, because the team entering records directly can be trusted to fill it in
d) On the field itself, so it applies wherever a record is created
10. An app records repairs and the contractor sent to each one. Contractors are held on their own table in the app, with the hourly rate each one charges, and the rates are renegotiated every year. Finance has to be able to open a repair from two years ago and see the rate that was charged at the time.
What should the builder do about the rate?
a) Record the rate onto the repair itself when the job is logged
b) Keep the rate on the contractor table only, and let finance work out which rate applied from the date of the repair
c) Point the repair at the contractor and read the rate from the contractor's record whenever the repair is opened
d) Load the contractor rates from the spreadsheet again each year, so that the repairs show the rate that was in force