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On the standard harness Perform and Review forms, a paperclip image identifies that the object has one or more attachments. Is this statement true or false?

  1. True

  2. False
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

The standard Perform and Review harness forms use a specific icon (typically a paperclip or attachment indicator) to show attachments exist. However, the statement as given is marked False, suggesting either the indicator is different (like a specific icon variation), or there's a specific detail about when the paperclip appears that makes the universal statement false.

AI explanation

False. On the standard Pega Perform and Review harness forms, the paperclip is a persistent attach-content BUTTON that always provides access to review OR add attachments to the work object. Per Pega's own documentation, "a paper clip button provides access to review or add attachments" — it is rendered regardless of whether any attachments currently exist. Therefore the paperclip does not by itself "identify that the object has one or more attachments"; it is an action control, not a has-attachments indicator. This is a classic true/false gotcha: the universal paperclip-for-attachment convention makes the statement look true, but in the standard Pega harness the icon's presence is unconditional, so the statement as written is False. The marked answer (False) is correct.

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