How can you prevent users with the RestrictedAccess user type from creating a new transaction using Transaction Manager?

• A. Navigate to the Process Invocation admin page and remove the user access rights entries for RestrictedAccess for all pages.
• B. Go to the Commerce Process admin page and open the participant profiles of the start step. Remove all user access rights entries for RestrictedAccess
• C. Open the Commerce Process admin page, navigate to Process Manager, click Access Rights, and make sure that RestrictedAccesss user type is not selected.
• D. Open the Commerce Process admin page, navigate to Process Actions, click Access Rights for the New Transaction action, and remove all company type and user type RestrictedAccess entries.

Your customer has a Configurator on a site with two Commerce processes. Which two options allow you to control in which Commerce process a new transaction will be created when starting from theConfigurator?

• A. Populate the Target Commerce Process field with configuration recommended item rules.
• B. For each Commerce process, create a "Create transaction" button by generating an invocation action.
• C. Assign a user or a user group to the Commerce process action permissions.
• D. For one invocation action, define two different invocation rules with condition BML functions.

There are two single-select attributes in an array set. The firstsingle-select attribute shows a list of countries and the second attribute shows a list of states.
Which is the most efficient way to show relevant states based on chosen country?

• A. Load all country and statecombinations in a data table and write a Constraint rule to lookup the data table.
• B. Create Hiding rules for each country with Simple Conditions, and then select valid states for the Action attribute. In this case, the number of Hiding rules will be equal to the number of countries.
• C. Use the Hiding rule, which is the only possible option, because arraysdo not do not support Constraint rules.
• D. Create a Constraint rule for each country in the drop-down list by using Simple Conditions and select valid states for the Action attribute of the rule. In this case, number of rules will be equal to the number of countries in the list.

Which two scenarios are valid for looping by using XSL Snippets? (Choose two.)

• A. The data needs to be manipulated before being used in loop conditions.
• B. You want to display a table of single-select, quote-level Commerce attributes.
• C. The data in the line item grid must be displayed as a table.
• D. The grid selector cannot handle the conditions that you need to implement.