Oracle 1Z0-1077-20 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Oracle 1Z0-1077-20 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 51:

  A company manufactures and ships industrial water filters from its only factory unit in India.

  Which four types of lead time can the company use to create promising rules in lead-time promising mode? (Choose four.)

  A. total lead time
  B. processing lead time
  C. supplier lead time
  D. transit lead time
  E. cumulative total lead time
  F. cumulative manufacturing lead time
  G. user-defined lead time
  A. total lead time
  E. cumulative total lead time
  F. cumulative manufacturing lead time
  G. user-defined lead time

• Question 52:

  Your company wants to default the preferred fulfillment warehouse and scheduled ship date as order requested date during order import and skip the scheduling task for a particular order type.

  What are the two business rules that must be configured to achieve this requirement? (Choose two.)

  A. Define a branching condition rule.
  B. Define a lead time expression rule.
  C. Define a line selection criteria rule for the scheduling task.
  D. Define a compensation pattern rule.
  E. Define a pre-transformation defaulting rule.
  C. Define a line selection criteria rule for the scheduling task.
  E. Define a pre-transformation defaulting rule.

• Question 53:

  Your customer is in the business of selling laptops.

  Which three seeded pricing attributes are available when you set up Customer Pricing Profiles for your customer? (Choose three.)

  A. Customer rating
  B. Cost-to-serve
  C. Customer value
  D. Days Sales Outstanding
  E. Customer credit limit
  A. Customer rating
  B. Cost-to-serve
  C. Customer value

• Question 54:

  Your customer wants to prohibit updates to the "Subcontractor License No" field in a fulfillment line after a fulfillment line is closed. The "Subcontractor License No" field is a context-based extensible flexfield in the fulfillment line.

  Identify the correct sequence of steps for setting up the preceding constraint.

  A. Create a constraint entity > Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a validation rule set > Create a record set > Create a processing constraint.
  B. Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a validation rule set > Create a record set > Create the processing constraint.
  C. Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a record set > Create a validation rule set > Create the processing constraint.
  D. Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a validation rule set > Create the processing constraint.
  E. Create a constraint entity > Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a record set > Create a validation rule set > Create a processing constraint.
  D. Enable the extensible flexfield > Create a validation rule set > Create the processing constraint.

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  Extensible flexfields are not available on the Attributes menu of the Record Sets tab. To constrain the changes that a user can make in an extensible flexfield, do the following work:

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  Enable the extensible flexfield.

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  Create a validation rule set.

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  Create a processing constraint.

• Question 55:

  Your company is importing orders from an e-commerce system where a sales order is created for a laptop. The ship-to-site of the customer determines the type of power cord to be shipped along with the laptop. How will you enrich the sales order during import to append the item number corresponding to the particular model of the power cord?

  A. Create an External Interface Routing Rule.
  B. Create a Compensation Pattern Rule.
  C. Create a Pre Transformation Rule.
  D. Create a Post Transformation Rule.
  E. Create a Product Transformation Rule.
  E. Create a Product Transformation Rule.

• Question 56:

  You are creating a sales order and would like to see the sales order as a document. From the actions drop down menu what should you select?

  A. Create Document.
  B. Order documents are not supported.
  C. Create PDF (Portable Document Format).
  D. Edit Additional Information.
  E. Manage Attachments.
  A. Create Document.

• Question 57:

  Which two statements are true about the functional capabilities of Oracle Cloud Configurator? (Choose two.)

  A. For users who do not have access to Oracle Fusion Product Hub, Oracle provides an alternative option to create models directly in the workspace area.
  B. Only the optional structure and attributes of a Product Item are imported from Product Hub to Configurator and not the mandatory elements because they cannot be configured by an end user.
  C. Multiple drafts of the same model can be modified at the same time, but they must be in different workspaces.
  D. The user interface pages are tightly connected to the model. You cannot add, delete, or reorder pages without affecting the model structure.
  B. Only the optional structure and attributes of a Product Item are imported from Product Hub to Configurator and not the mandatory elements because they cannot be configured by an end user.
  C. Multiple drafts of the same model can be modified at the same time, but they must be in different workspaces.

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  "Configurator models are imported from items maintained in Oracle Fusion Product Hub (which is accessed by the Product Information Management work area) that have a Structure Type of Model. Only the optional structure and attributes of the product item are imported, because the required elements of the product item cannot be configured by an end user. The option classes and optional standard items for each model item are also imported." "Configurator models are versioned objects. A model can go through multiple drafts before being released in a series of versions. There can be multiple drafts of the same model being modified at the same time, but they must be in different workspaces. A message notifies you if you add a model to a workspace when another draft exists in another workspace. There can only be a single released version of a model with the same effective start date."

• Question 58:

  Which three statements are true about Discount Lists? (Choose three.)

  A. Users can define discounts for configurable models on Discount Lists.
  B. Discount rules can be defined at multiple levels: the root item, the components, or the entire configuration.
  C. Discount rules can be defined at the root level only.
  D. Tier and attribute-based adjustments are supported only at the root item level.
  E. Tier and attribute-based adjustments are supported at multiple levels: the root item, the components, or the entire configuration.
  A. Users can define discounts for configurable models on Discount Lists.
  B. Discount rules can be defined at multiple levels: the root item, the components, or the entire configuration.
  D. Tier and attribute-based adjustments are supported only at the root item level.

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  References: http://download.oracle.com/ocomdocs/global/fusion_r11/scm/Pricing_Administration/ Pricing_Administration.doc

• Question 59:

  In a Cloud Order Management implementation, a customer has order capture and fulfillment systems located across the globe. The customer would like to ensure that the time zone is reflected in each transaction based on the location of the entity.

  What step is required in order to achieve this business requirement?

  A. Select the time zone when importing a transaction to the Order Management System.
  B. Select the time zone in user preferences when entering a transaction.
  C. Select the time zone by using the profile option in the Functional Setup Manager,
  D. Select the time zone during the configuration of the Source system.
  B. Select the time zone in user preferences when entering a transaction.

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  References: https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/farel8/common/OAIMP/F1114493AN29A3B.htm

• Question 60:

  Identify the transformation type in which a transactional item attribute is used for transforming a product. The transformation may be added to the existing product or replace the product on the sales order for a CTO item.

  A. Attribute to Product
  B. Product to Product
  C. Context to Product
  D. Attribute to Attribute
  A. Attribute to Product

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  An attribute-to-product transformation uses transactional attributes to transform an attribute to an item number. It can add the transformation to an existing item or replace the item that the source order references. Assume your company receives orders for an MP3 player that includes a Color attribute and a Size attribute, and that you must use a combination of these attributes to reference an item number. In the following example, a transformation rule transforms the Color and Size attributes of the Mini Plus item to the VIS481 item. Order Management displays VIS481 on the order line.