What are the three available scope options when creating a data page?

When creating a data page in Pega, understanding the available scope options is essential for defining how data will be accessed and managed during processing. In this case, the correct answer identifies three specific scopes: thread, requestor, and node.

The "thread" scope means that the data page's data is unique to the current thread, which allows for high performance by catering to specific user interactions without affecting other threads. This gives it a transient nature, meaning the data is not shared beyond the current interaction, thus enhancing speed and reducing risk of concurrent access issues.

The "requestor" scope refers to the user or session level, meaning that the data is available for the entire session of the requestor. This is particularly useful when the same piece of data is needed across various interactions within a user's session, ensuring consistency and reducing the need to re-fetch the same data multiple times.

The "node" scope indicates that the data page can be shared among multiple requestor sessions within a specific node of the Pega system. This is beneficial for scenarios where the same data needs to be accessed across multiple users on the same server node, supporting efficiency in data retrieval and management.

These scopes enable developers to optimize data access based on the specific requirements of the application