A BPM application developer is asked by a system administrator to fix an issue with a failed
process instance in a on-line runtime environment. The system administrator has
determined that the problem is with a variable called tw.local.carSelection. The value of

tw.local.carSelection is incorrect and needs to be set to “Truck”. Assuming the BPM
application developer has been granted all security privileges required, which of the
following approaches are valid to fix the problem? (Choose two)

A.
Using the Inspector tab via the Process Designer: 1. Select the failed process 2. Use the
execution evaluator to change the data 3. Select the ‘Resume’ button

B.
Using the Inspector tab via the Process Designer: 1. Select the failed process 2. Select
the variables tab 3. Edit the data 4. Select the ‘Resume’ button

C.
Using the Designer tab via the Process Designer: 1. Open the process 2. Change the
data 3. Deploy a new snapshot 4. Select “Migrate Existing Instances”

D.
Using a database client connected to the BPM Process DB: 1. Open the
LSW_BPD_INSTANCE_DATA table 2. Identify the failed process ID 3. Execute SQL to
update the data

E.
Using the Process Inspector tab via the Process Admin Console: 1. Select the failed
process 2. Select the failed task 3. Open the data tree 4. Edit the data 5. Select ‘Retry
Failed Steps’