最新的Oracle EBS R12.1 General Ledger Essentials - 1Z1-516免費考試真題

A. You cannot delete a budget organization after it has been defined. However, you can delete a budget.

B. You cannot delete the budget or the budget organization after either has been defined.

C. You cannot delete a budget after it has been defined. However, you can delete a budget organization.

D. You can delete the budget and the budget organization after they have been defined.

A. by writing a Constraint rule at the Product Family level

B. by hiding the model Punch-In on the home page by using JavaScript

C. by providing conditional access criteria in the Restricted Access section of the home page setup

D. by setting up a restricted profile and user group in Commerce and hiding the add, reconfigure, and delete product options

A. are owned by a single Oracle Application module for table purposes only

B. enable one-time definition of objects

C. are referenced by several Oracle Application modules

D. are owned by a single Oracle Application module to designate the primary user or decision maker

E. are defined in each Oracle Application module separately

A. journal source

B. account type

C. journal type

D. journal category

A. Admin > Accounts > Add > Integration

B. Admin > Accounts > Import > Integration > Add

C. Admin > Process Definition > Integrations > List > Add

D. Admin > Accounts > Integration > Add

A. Authorization limits have not been defined properly and the GL period is closed.

B. The profile option GL: Allow Preparer Approval must be reset.

C. One of the GL account code combinations in the journal is invalid.

D. Budgetary control has been enabled for the set of books and funds have not been reserved for the journal.

A. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); set the Type field to FullAccess; click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, select the Create/Modify Users check box; and click the Update button to save the changes.

B. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user; select the Create/Modify Users check box; and click the Update button to save the changes.

C. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Email, and First Name); set the Type field to FullAccess; select the Create/Modify Users check box, and click the Add button to add the user to the system.

D. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page, set the Type field to Admin, click the Add button to add the user to the system, click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, select the Create/Modify Users check box, and click the Update button to save the changes.

E. Click the Add button on the User Administration List page; enter values for the required fields (Login, Password, Email, First Name, Last Name, and Phone Number); set the Type field to Admin; click the Add button to add the user to the system; click the new user's name on the User Administration List page to edit the user; select the Add New Users check box; and click the Add button to save the changes.

A. Items is owned by Oracle Purchasing, whereas Locations is owned by Oracle Receivables.

B. Sales Force is owned by Oracle Order Management, whereas Employees is owned by Oracle Human Resources.

C. Ledger is owned by Oracle General Ledger, whereas Locations is owned by Oracle Human Resources.

D. Customers is owned by Oracle Human Resources, whereas Locations is owned by Oracle Receivables.

E. Suppliers is owned by Oracle Purchasing, whereas Units of Measure is owned by Oracle Inventory.