Alfresco Exam APSCA Topic 6 Question 28 Discussion

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Question #: 28
Topic #: 6

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What would prevent a manually created organization group from getting deleted?

AGroups cannot be deleted only deactivated.

BThere is a process defined that references the group.

CThe group is a subgroup of another active group.

DThere are running tasks assigned to the group.

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Suggested Answer: C

by Lisha at Jul 21, 2022, 01:51 AM

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Flo

1 months ago

You know, I heard that if you sprinkle some glitter on the group, it becomes immune to deletion. Might be worth a try, just for the sparkle factor.

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Luis

2 days ago

D) There are running tasks assigned to the group.

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Shad

3 days ago

C) The group is a subgroup of another active group.

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Nakisha

15 days ago

B) There is a process defined that references the group.

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Mendy

16 days ago

A) Groups cannot be deleted only deactivated.

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Eliz

1 months ago

Hey, I've got a crazy idea – what if we just lock the group inside a safe and bury it in the backyard? That's gotta be the ultimate protection against deletion!

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Linsey

2 months ago

A might work, but it sounds a bit too simple. I mean, who doesn't love a good deactivation process? It's like putting the group in time-out instead of deleting it.

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Cathrine

1 months ago

B) There is a process defined that references the group.

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Felix

1 months ago

A) Groups cannot be deleted only deactivated.

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Matilda

2 months ago

D all the way! Running tasks assigned to the group? That's like a built-in protection against accidental deletion. Guess they really don't want you to mess with that group.

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Theron

15 days ago

D) There are running tasks assigned to the group.

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Lashanda

1 months ago

B) There is a process defined that references the group.

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Linwood

1 months ago

A) Groups cannot be deleted only deactivated.

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Georgeanna

2 months ago

I'm going with C. Having the group be a subgroup of another active group seems like a pretty solid way to prevent deletion. Keeps things nice and nested, you know?

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Barabara

2 months ago

Option B sounds like the way to go. If there's a process that references the group, it would make sense that it can't be deleted. Gotta love those dependencies!

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Vallie

2 days ago

That's true, dependencies can really complicate things when trying to delete a group.

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Bettye

8 days ago

Option B sounds like the way to go. If there's a process that references the group, it would make sense that it can't be deleted. Gotta love those dependencies!

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India

12 days ago

Definitely. It's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to managing organization groups.

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Margret

18 days ago

I agree. It's always good to double-check to avoid any issues down the line.

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Micah

22 days ago

Yes, dependencies can be a pain sometimes. It's important to make sure everything is in order before trying to delete a group.

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Aja

24 days ago

Option B sounds like the way to go. If there's a process that references the group, it would make sense that it can't be deleted. Gotta love those dependencies!

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