AD0-E902 practice question 6 of 15
In scenario settings, which two fields can be adjusted to affect how a scenario is executed once running? (Choose two.)
Full set: 51 questionsWithin the Adobe Workfront Fusion scenario settings, both the "Max number of cycles" and "Number of consecutive errors" directly control the scenario's behavior during its execution. The "Max number of cycles" setting prevents infinite loops and excessive resource consumption by limiting the number of iterations a module can perform in a single run. The "Number of consecutive errors" is an error-handling directive that determines how many times a module can fail sequentially before the scenario execution is halted or an error-handling route is triggered. Both are critical for managing the runtime stability and logic flow.
C. Number of bundles per run: This is a trigger setting that defines how many new items are fetched at the start of a run, not a control for the execution flow once it has begun.
D. Number of consecutive runs: This is not a standard setting in Workfront Fusion. Scenario scheduling defines frequency (e.g., every 15 minutes), not a specific number of consecutive executions.
1. Adobe Experience League Documentation - Advanced scenario settings in Adobe Workfront Fusion:
Reference for 'Max number of cycles': Under the section "Scenario settings tab
" the documentation states
"Max number of cycles: This is the maximum number of cycles for which a scenario can run." This confirms it as a direct control on a running scenario.
Reference for 'Number of consecutive errors': In the same document
under the "Error handling directives" section (which are part of the scenario's advanced settings)
it describes the "Number of consecutive errors" option
which allows a module to fail a set number of times before execution stops.
2. Adobe Experience League Documentation - Scenario execution
cycles
and phases in Adobe Workfront Fusion:
Reference for 'Cycles': This document defines a cycle as "one run of a module's operation." The "Max number of cycles" setting
therefore
directly limits these operations during a single scenario execution
affecting how it runs.
3. Adobe Experience League Documentation - The trigger module settings panel in Adobe Workfront Fusion:
Reference for 'Number of bundles per run': This document explains the "Maximum number of returned results" setting in a trigger module
which corresponds to the "Number of bundles per run." It clarifies this setting determines the initial data pull
not the subsequent execution logic.
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