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Question 1
Which term controls which fields appear in the related items pane for relational field groups?
Correct Answer:
Relational Field Friendly Name
Explanation:
The thing that controls which fields appear in the related items pane for relational field groups is the Relational Field Friendly Name. In Relativity, a relational field links to a field group that defines the set of fields shown in that pane, and the friendly name acts as the identifier that ties the relational field to that specific field group. Because the friendly name determines which field group is used, changing it switches to display a different collection of fields in the related items pane. The actual fields shown come from the configured field group, not from a global setting or from a single field itself. So the friendly name is the key label that maps to the field group that defines the pane’s contents, effectively controlling which fields appear.
Question 2
Retry Errors is intended to be used under what condition?
Correct Answer:
Retry Errors
Explanation:
This feature is used when you want to reprocess items that already caused failures in a previous run. If a batch of documents didn’t process correctly—due to temporary issues or data quirks—you don’t need to start over. You can target just the documents that errored and retry them. This helps fix transient problems without rebuilding the entire index or opening a log to view errors. It isn’t for showing what went wrong (that’s what viewing document errors is for), isn’t for rebuilding the whole index from scratch, and isn’t for activating an index. The purpose of retrying errors is specifically to reattempt processing on those failed documents.
Question 3
Which view controls which fields are shown for the list of batches displayed at the bottom of the Batch Sets tab?
Correct Answer:
Batch Set Batches
Explanation:
In Relativity, the columns you see for a list are determined by the saved view that governs that list. For the list of batches shown at the bottom of the Batch Sets tab, the controlling view is Batch Set Batches. This view defines which fields (columns) appear for those batches, so adjusting it changes what you see in that list. The other options don’t fit because they apply to different contexts: Document Batches (Default) would control the document-batch lists, not the Batch Sets list; History Pop up governs a history window rather than the visible columns of a list; Default Search view affects what shows up in search results, not the batch list display.
Question 4
Which handler controls which linked matters' fields appear on the client details page?
Correct Answer:
MattersOnClientPage
Explanation:
UI customization relies on dedicated handlers to decide which related items surface on a given page. For the client details page, the handler that controls which linked matters appear is MattersOnClientPage. It determines the set of matters linked to that client and which fields from those matters are displayed there. The other options serve different roles: one would manage linked users on the client page, and the remaining two are renderers for presenting user or group information in other contexts, not for controlling linked matters on the client page.
Question 5
Which term describes a static set of documents split into multiple document sets based on admin-set criteria?
Correct Answer:
Batch
Explanation:
A batch is a fixed collection of documents created by applying admin-set rules and then divided into smaller document sets for processing or review. The key idea is that the batch is static—once created, the documents it contains don’t automatically change—and it’s designed to be partitioned into multiple sets for different reviewers or workflow steps according to the admin-set criteria. This matches the description precisely, whereas views are saved filters, pivot is for data analysis, and a workspace is a broader project container rather than a specific, split document group.
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