A. by adding a column to the line item details layout in the Commerce Layout editor
B. by adding a field to the part database
C. by adding a column to the Commerce Layout editor
D. by adding a column and mapping it to the field in the line item grid in the Commerce Layout editor
A. Constraint rules are Ajax-based and there is no option to disable Ajax in Commerce rules.
B. You can implement the requirement by invoking the Constraint rule from the action.
C. You can use Validation rules because it better serves the purpose.
D. You can implement the requirement by using a timer.
A. by using CSS
B. by adding spacers in the Configuration Layout and defining spacer height
C. by adding real-only text area attributes on the layout with the required dimensions
D. by adding HTML attributes and using </br>
A. users
B. any email address registered in the CPQ Cloud BigMachines system
C. user groups
D. any of the users that are part of the Approval group
A. This is the default behavior and no setting needs to be changed.
B. Ensure that the Identifier is set in the result statement.
C. Recommend the parts by using an advance BML script.
D. Ensure that the configuration option Sum Recommended Items Quantity is not selected and that the Identifier isset in the result statement.
A. importing assets from sales force into BigMachines
B. storing asset data in a BigMachines data table and displaying it by using a Commerce attribute
C. importing parts by using Recommended Item rules
D. fetching asset data via a Web Service call from an external system
A. Recommended Item rules can show only the base prices defined in the customer specific module.
B. If multiple Recommended Item rules recommend the same item (part), the item (part) price is picked from the rulethat is last in the order.
C. Recommended Item rules can return only the base price of an item (part) and cannot use dynamic prices based offdata tables.
D. If multiple Recommended Item rules return the same item (part), the quantity of the item (part) is a total of allquantities returned by each rule.
A. by using data tables to store sections of the pricing logic
B. by creating and utilizing only library functions in addition to the pricing function logic
C. by creating and utilizing formulas and library functions in addition to the pricing function logic
D. by using Configuration to implement a bulk of the pricing logic and doing simpler things such as discounting inCommerce
