A. In the BRM_Home/sys/data/config directory, update the config_lifecycle_states.xml file, and then run the load_config utility to commit the change in the database.

B. Read the /config/lifecycle object by using the testnap utility, update the generated file with your new states and transitions state, and commit the change to the database by using testnap again.

C. Open the Service Life Cycles application, select New, enter description and name, and then enter your custom transitions state. Save and publish the change to the BRM database.

D. Using Pricing Design Center (PDC), open the Setup tab, click the Service Life Cycles link, select New, enter description and name, and then enter your custom states and transitions state. Save and publish the change to the BRM database.

A. Customer Updater

B. NoSQL

C. BRM Gateway

D. Rated Event Publisher

E. Rated Event Formatter

A. in-memory data storage

B. co-location of data and processing

C. database storage

D. scalability

E. data backup

A. PCM_OP_PYMT_APPLY_FEE calls PCM_OP_ACT_USAGE to create the payment fee event to be processed.

B. PCM_OP_PYMT_APPLY_FEE calls PCM_OP_PYMT_COLLECT to apply payment fees to customer accounts.

C. PCM_OP_PYMT_APPLY_FEE calls the PCM_OP_PYMT_POL_APPLY_FEE policy
opcode to perform custom checks before the failed payment fee is applied.

D. PCM_OP_PYMT_APPLY_FEE calls PCM_OP_BILL_REVERSE to reverse suspense
payments.

E. PCM_OP_PYMT_APPLY_FEE calls PCM_OP_BILL_REVERSE_PAYMENT to apply
reversal payments.

A. Home Location Register (HLR)

B. Voucher Server (VS)

C. Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

D. Service Management System (SMS)

E. Service Logic Controller (SLC)

A. the Diameter Gateway log file

B. the EM Gateway log file

C. the Rated Event Formatter log file

D. the Customer Updater log file

E. the Pricing Updater log file

A. Pre-active: The subscriber has never used the service. Typically, the service is provisioned in this state.

B. Deleted: The subscriber has been moved to an archive database and cannot use the service.

C. Suspended: No aspect of the service can be used. A subscriber might ask a CSR to suspend a service while on vacation or when his or her mobile handset is lost.

D. Credit Expired: The subscriber cannot make or receive calls.

E. Sleeping: A Sleeping service has the same available features as an active service.

A. an in-memory database instance

B. a slice of cache stored on a server

C. a data store of a particular type containing a key-value pair

D. a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) process running the Coherence libraries