IBM Sterling Order Management V9.2 Solution Design: C8010-241

Which two of the following statements are TRUE about Customer profiles in Sterling Order Management?

A. Customers can be hierarchical in nature reflecting the various departments within an organization.

B. PCI regulations prohibit the storage of preferred payment method along with the Customer profile in Sterling.

C. In order to ensure uniqueness of the CustomerID field, Customer profiles should be created and managed only within Sterling.

D. Customer profiles are mandatory for orders to be processed within Sterling as sourcing rules are driven by customer's geography.

E. Customer profiles can be managed external to Sterling, and Sterling can fetch the profile details from the external system on an as-needed basis.

An enterprise installed Sterling Selling and Fulfillment Suite. The customer requirement is that the administrator should receive a notification if the agent and integration servers stop running unexpectedly. How can this requirement be achieved?

A. Configure alert notification on the Health Monitor agent.

B. Implement a JMX bean to track the entries in the YFS_HEARTBEAT table.

C. Specify unique runtime IDs when defining the agent and integration servers.

D. Write a servlet filter on the application servers to record the server heartbeat while the server is running.

A Sterling Distributed Order Management application is deployed in New York. The order number "10001" is created in Japan, and the Customer Service Representative (CSR) supports this order from London. The date and time values are shown to the CSR based on which of the following two locales?

A. The application locale.

B. The locale of the CSR.

C. The locale defined in the property file.

D. The node's locale for delivery services.

E. The locale in which the order was created.