Linked Property Pages in the clipboard hold what kind of information?

Linked Property Pages in Pega are utilized to manage and store data that is referenced by linked properties. These property pages act as containers that dynamically hold information related to a specific data object. By linking properties in this manner, the application can efficiently access and manipulate related data without duplicating it in the clipboard.

When you have linked properties, it means that these properties are not standalone; they derive their values from a connected data object. This relationship allows for an organized and structured representation of the data, which is essential for maintaining data integrity and ensuring that updates or changes to the data object are properly reflected across the application.

In contrast, the other options refer to different aspects of data handling within Pega. Information from the current user session pertains more to session-specific data that is ephemeral and tied to user interactions. Cached data from external systems suggests a temporary storage mechanism for data retrieved from outside the Pega platform, which does not reflect the concept of linked property pages. Application configuration settings refer to the foundational parameters that guide how an application operates but are not specifically held in linked property pages. Thus, the focus of linked property pages is purely on the data referenced by linked properties, making the identification of these properties as the holder of linked data objects precise and accurate