IBM Sterling Order Management V9.1, Deployment Sample Questions:

1. The getOrderDetails API has been exposed as a web service to provide order status information to customers calling via a dedicated toll-free number. The system architecture team wants to secure the web services exposed within Sterling in order to prevent unauthorized access to the web service. What is the most effective way of achieving this?

A) Since the API security feature provided out-of-the-box will work only for out-of-the-box APIs, web services have to be secured by using theWS-S specification.
B) The API security feature provided out-of-the-box can be used to secure the getOrderDetails API such that only certain users have access to it.
C) The web service channel can be exposed via HTTPS with client authentication enabled to identify the invoking application and allow accessonly if authorized.
D) Since web services are deployed within an application server, the deployment descriptor can be used to secure the web service URL.

2. Which two statements are true in determining the work order type, either Provided Service (PS) or Delivery Service (DS) Work Order?

A) A work order is considered to be a PS work order if all the lines present are PS lines.
B) A work order is considered to be a PS work order if services are completed at the ship node.
C) A work order is considered to be a DS work order if there is at least one DS line present.
D) A work order is considered to be a PS work order if there is at least one PS line present.
E) A work order is considered to be a DS work order if services are completed at the ship node.
F) A work order is considered to be a DS work order if all the lines present are DS lines.

3. In IBM Sterling Selling and Fulfillment Suite, which database table stores the task-based time-triggered transactions?

A) YFS_TASK
B) YFS_TASK_Q
C) YFS_TASK_STATUS_AUDIT
D) YFS_TASK_H
E) YFS_TASK_REFERENCE

4. A seller can be configured to create a chained order if inventory can be procured from a different Vendor. IBM Sterling Selling and Fulfillment Suite provides configuration to suppress chained order creation even though the seller requires chained order. Which organization level is most appropriate for setting this configuration?

A) Node Level
B) Carrier Level
C) Enterprise Level
D) Buyer Level

5. A developer executes the Release Order agent to release all the orders that are in the Schedule status. On execution of the agent, the developer observes that some of the orders have not moved to the Release status. Where can the developer check for possible reasons for the orders not moving to the Release status?

A) Check the ModifyUserId column of the YFS_Task_Q table to ensure that the user has permissions to modify the order status.
B) Check the Available_Date column of YFS_TASK_Q table to ensure that the orders are available for processing.
C) Check the YFS_Order_Header table to ensure that the order exists.
D) Check the Task_Q_Key column of the YFS_TASK_Q table to ensure that it has the correct Order Number.

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