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Local Flow Actions update a work object, but do not complete the assignment with which they are associated. The attachment local actions update the work object, as reflected in the history of that object. Is this statement true ?

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

Local Flow Actions (also called local actions) in Pega allow users to make updates to the work object, including attachments, without completing the current assignment. These actions update the work object and the changes are recorded in the object's history, but the assignment remains open for the actual completion action.

AI explanation

This statement is true. A local flow action lets a user update properties on a work object (and that update is reflected in the object's history) without completing the assignment it is attached to — unlike a connector/standard flow action, which does complete the assignment and advances the flow. Local flow actions are always optional and can be performed zero, one, or multiple times during an assignment.

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