For incoming interfaces using Interconnect, which process puts the message on the data queue?
Correct Answer: C
When an interface uses Interconnect (Epic’s HTTPS-based framework) for incoming data, Interconnect receives the message directly via a web service call. Because it is an HTTPS connection rather than a standard TCP/IP socket, Interconnect handles the initial receipt and places the message directly onto the Bridges Data Queue for the Filer Daemon to process.
If interface specification ABC has 45 days listed as its purge days, and Data Exchange System Definitions has 60 days listed for purge days, how many days will messages on interface ABC last?
Correct Answer: B
Similar to profile variables, purge settings follow a hierarchy where the more specific configuration overrides the more general one. Because the Interface Specification is more specific than the System Definitions, its value of 45 days takes precedence. Messages for interfaces using that specification will be eligible for purging after 45 days.
The Interface Specification Audit Report will show changes to which of the following items?
Correct Answer: C, D
The Specification Audit Report is designed to track configuration changes—the ‘build’ of the interface. It records modifications to critical connectivity settings like the Port and IP Address (Option C) and functional logic changes in Profile Variables (Option D). Operational data like Message Volume (Option A) or active Interface Alerts (Option B) are monitored in real-time activities and are not part of the static specification audit.
An interface can be started if one or more of the profile variables say “Review Required.”
Correct Answer: B
The ‘Review Required’ status acts as a safety hard-stop in Bridges. This status usually appears after a system upgrade or when a new interface is created from a template. Bridges prevents the daemons from starting as long as a variable is marked for review to ensure that an analyst has verified that the settings are appropriate for the specific environment, preventing potential data filing errors.
For which of the following tasks would you use the ID Maintenance activity?
Correct Answer: A
The ID Maintenance activity is a record-level tool used by analysts to manage specific identifiers for individual records. If a patient or provider has an incorrect external ID or is missing one necessary for interface communication, an administrator uses this activity to manually add, edit, or delete an Identity ID for that specific record. Defining new ID types (Option B) or configuring global mapping tables (Option D) are high-level configuration tasks performed in different administrative activities, not in the individual ID Maintenance tool.
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