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Work Party Roles and Access Group Roles are of same Class?

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Work Party Roles and Access Group Roles are different classes with different purposes. Work Parties define roles for participants in a work object (like Customer, Reviewer), while Access Groups define authorization and security roles for users.

AI explanation

In Pega, a Work Party Role identifies the relationship of a party (person/organization) to a specific work item and is defined against work-item-related classes, whereas an Access Group Role (Rule-Access-Role-Name) governs what a user is authorized to do system-wide and is tied to the access group/operator security model. These serve different purposes and live in different rule/class hierarchies, so they are not of the same class — False is correct.

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