Which of the following is a valid work object ID?
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W-1234-S
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W-1234
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Pega-1234-Work
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All of the above are valid
All three formats shown are valid work object IDs in PRPC: W-1234-S (standard work ID), W-1234 (simplified format), and Pega-1234-Work (Pega platform format). Work object IDs can follow different patterns depending on configuration and class structure.
To answer this question, we need to understand the format of a valid work object ID in Pega.
In Pega, a valid work object ID consists of a combination of prefix and unique identifier. The prefix indicates the type of work object and is typically represented by a three-letter acronym.
Let's go through each option to determine if it is a valid work object ID:
Option A) W-1234-S - This option is a valid work object ID. "W" represents the prefix for a work object, "1234" is the unique identifier, and "-S" could represent a suffix or additional information specific to the work object.
Option B) W-1234 - This option is a valid work object ID. "W" represents the prefix for a work object, and "1234" is the unique identifier.
Option C) Pega-1234-Work - This option is not a valid work object ID. The prefix "Pega" is not a recognized three-letter acronym for a work object type.
Option D) All of the above are valid - This option is the correct answer. Both Option A and Option B are valid work object IDs, while Option C is not.
Therefore, the correct answer is D) All of the above are valid.