1Z1-516 無料問題集「Oracle EBS R12.1 General Ledger Essentials」

（A）They failed to incorporate conditionals to handle action code statuses in the formula for the Price (List) Transaction attribute (Admin > Process Definition > Formulas)

（B）They selected an incorrect function for the "BML Util Function" selection under BOM settings (Admin > BOM > Declare Util Function)

（C）They added an incorrect reverse mapping entry for the model in the Oracle_aboPart2Model table (Admin > Data Tables)

（D）They specified an incorrect site URL in the abo_initializeContext BML Util Library function (Admin > BML Library)

（E）They provided incorrect BOM Mapping values for the model in the BOM Item Definition and BOM Item Mapping tables (Admin > Data Tables)

（A）Define valid segment values.

（B）Create aliases.

（C）Define a value set.

（D）Define an account structure.

（E）Create account combinations.

（F）Define security rules.

（A）Change the chart of accounts.

（B）Create multi-level hierarchies, which you can view using the graphical consolidation hierarchy viewer.

（C）Create consolidations sets, which launch multiple consolidations in a single step.

（D）Access the state controller.

（A）Balancing Entities can be automatically secured at the Legal Entity level.

（B）Each Balancing Entity must balance within itself.

（C）Balancing Entity is the lowest postable unit in the Chart of Accounts.

（D）Balancing Entities can be secured at the Operating Unit level through Security Rules.

（E）There can be multiple Balancing Entities within an Operating Unit.

（A）Exclude the assign access function for those definitions from the user's responsibility.

（B）Remove the security on definition by deselecting the enable security check box.

（C）Define security rules and specify what actions can be performed by each user or a group of users.

（D）Enable the security on definition by selecting the enable security check box.

（E）Set up profile options against each user and specify what actions can be performed by each user or a group of users.

（A）Reporting Level

（B）Reporting Context

（C）Ledger

（D）Operating Unit

（E）Legal Entity

（A）Punch-Ins are links that hook into specific pages in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from one page to another in your application. They can also be used to jump to a specific page from an external website.

（B）Punch-Ins are links that hook into specific product families in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from a product family to another in your application. They can also be used to jump into a specific product family from an external website.

（C）Punch-Ins are links that relate into specific parts in the system. They can be used to search directly for a given part in your application. They can also be used to search for a specific part from an external website.

（D）Punch-Ins are buttons that take you to specific pages in the system. They can be used to navigate directly from one page to another in your application.

（E）Punch-Ins are links that hook into a specific Commerce process in the system. They can be used to navigate directly to a given Commerce process in your application. They can also be used to jump into a specific Commerce process from an external website.

（A）closing the current period

（B）revaluing foreign currency balances

（C）consolidating to the parent set of books

（D）opening the next period

（E）translating to the functional currency

（A）are defined in each Oracle Application module separately

（B）are owned by a single Oracle Application module for table purposes only

（C）are owned by a single Oracle Application module to designate the primary user or decision maker

（D）enable one-time definition of objects

（E）are referenced by several Oracle Application modules

（A）Test Script is template of how the BML function should be written

（B）Test Script describes the various functions used in BML

（C）Test Script provides a way to test a BML Library function when array type attributes are input parameters

（D）Test Scripts can be used to compute multiple iterations of the library functions and print each