1z0242 PeopleSoft Application Developer II:App Engine & Integration Free Practice Test — 30 Questions

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A critical batch process, managed by an App Engine program, is tasked with reconciling millions of daily financial transactions. Recently, developers have observed a drastic slowdown, with execution times extending by over 300%. Diagnostic tools indicate that the program\'s SQL statements, which dynamically construct queries based on varying transaction parameters, are the primary cause. The database optimizer appears to be struggling to cache effective execution plans due to the highly variable nature of these SQL strings. Considering the need for adaptability in handling diverse transaction data while maintaining optimal performance, which refactoring strategy would most effectively address the root cause of this performance degradation within the App Engine environment?

Modify the dynamic SQL statements to use parameterized queries with bind variables instead of string concatenation for variable data.
Implement comprehensive indexing strategies on all relevant database tables, focusing on columns used in the WHERE clauses of the dynamic SQL.
Allocate additional server resources (CPU, memory) to the database server hosting the PeopleSoft environment to handle the increased query load.
Rewrite the core transaction processing logic to utilize PeopleSoft Component Interfaces (CIs) executed within the App Engine program to manage data manipulation.

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