Which two tasks can be performed using the Clipboard tool?

The Clipboard tool in Pega is a powerful feature primarily used for inspecting and manipulating the various data elements in your application. It provides a real-time view of the application's current data, specific to the context of the session and user.

One of the critical tasks that can be performed using the Clipboard is to test case behavior by setting property values. This capability allows Business Architects and developers to quickly modify data during the development or debugging process. By changing property values directly within the Clipboard, users can observe how these changes affect case behavior immediately, facilitating easier testing and iteration.

This interaction is particularly useful for validating business logic, simulating user inputs, or trying different scenarios without needing to navigate through the entire application. The real-time feedback helps ensure that the application behaves as expected under different conditions.

The other tasks, while important, do not specifically align with the Clipboard tool's intended use. Modifying case structure typically involves using more extensive tools and methods within Pega, such as the Application or Case Designer tools. Running system diagnostics falls under more administrative functions, often using other dedicated tools or the Pega Platform's integrated features. Exporting case data to CSV is also not a direct action performed through the Clipboard but instead handled through report definitions or data export functionalities.