What is a primary use case for a non-keyed data page?

A non-keyed data page in Pega is primarily used to retrieve fixed data without specific parameters, making option B the most accurate choice. This type of data page is designed to hold data that does not change frequently and does not depend on specific input values. For instance, it can be used to store reference lists, configuration settings, or common information that all users might need, allowing efficient access to this static data throughout the application.

In scenarios where user credentials, interaction with external systems, or maintaining user session data is necessary, different types of data handling mechanisms come into play. User credentials often require more security and a keyed access strategy to ensure proper validation and protection. Interacting with external systems typically involves data pages that may require dynamic parameters and real-time data retrieval. Similarly, session data management relies on transient data storage that is either keyed or session-specific to track user interactions. Non-keyed data pages serve their specific purpose best when dealing with consistent, unchanging datasets that do not require parameterization for access.