Oracle 1z0-1033-24 Dumps

Add spacers in the Configuration Layout and define spacer height.

Add read-only text area attributes in the layout with the required dimensions.

Use CSS.

Add HTML attributes and use
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The number of configurations completed for different product families by internal users and partner organization users.

The number of transactions for different Commerce processes created by internal users and partner organization users.

A list of active partner organization users with the most recent login date and time and the number of logins.

The number of logins by internal users in the last 30 days and the percentage of active users logged in.

The total data size of the CPQ site occupied on the server.

The total number of partner organizations and the number of active partner organizations.

The attribute is being referenced in an active Hiding rule.

The attribute is not added to the layout.

The attribute is hidden on the Attribute Details page.

The attribute is a system attribute.

Any action will trigger the Constraint rule.

The Save action must be performed.

No additional action is needed.

The Submit action must be performed.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Add new image element in a section.

Add or remove table element’s rows and columns.

Change text content.

Move text elements between elements and layouts.

Modify date and currency formats.

Set the number of columns to be used in the Text Element Properties panel.

Drag a Column Text Element to the appropriate section of the template.

Set the number of columns to be used in the Section Properties panel.

Select the appropriate options for the number of columns you want in the Text Element Properties panel.

Click the Column Section icon in the floating Layout Item palette.

Migrate Commerce to the production environment.

Migrate the new user group to the production environment.

Manually create the new user group in the production environment.

Migrate the new users to the production environment.

BMQL is a SQL-based query language.

BMQL queries can be written to fetch data from Commerce attributes.

BMQL cannot be used to update data tables.

BMQL does not support Aggregate Functions.

Test cases should be directly linked to business requirements.

Avoid using a test case tracking tool because it is time consuming to track all of the testing team’s efforts.

Perform isolated tests as well as intra-system and cross-system integration tests.

Create specific test data for accounts, opportunities, and contracts in the CRM system and use that data to perform end-to-end tests for CPQ Cloud quotes.

The last six months can be searched.

A single search can retrieve only a time span of three months.

There is no limitation, all records from the beginning are available.

The data stored in administration logs cannot exceed 50 MB.

Email

Last Name

First Name

Type

Password

DD/mm/yyyy HH:mm:ss

HH:mm:ss MM/dd/yyyy

HH:mm:ss DD/mm/yyyy

MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss

Absolute One Time

Tiered

BOM Usage

Recurring

Quantity

Add a new entry in the BOM Attribute Mapping table for the BOM item.

Add a new entry in the BOM Item Mapping Definition table for the BOM item.

Add a new entry in the BOM Attribute Definition table for the BOM item.

Define an Advanced BML-Based BOM Mapping rule that populates the “attributes” node of the BOM item.

Define an Advanced BML-Based BOM Mapping rule that populates the “definition” node of the BOM item.

Define an Advanced BML-Based BOM Mapping rule that populates the “fields” node of the BOM item.

amount discount

absolute price

promotion discount

quantity-dependent discount

percent discount

migrations with the site as target

deployment of configuration product families

creation of data tables

modification of Commerce process objects

creation of configuration objects

uploading of files in File Manager

“Date,” can include time

“String,” can be changed to “Single Select Menu”

“Boolean”

“Float,” can be changed to “Integer”

“Currency”

“Multi Select menu”

ocpp-toolkit push -d /commerceAndDocuments/processDefinition/testProcess/

cpq-toolkit push /commerceAndDocuments/processDefinition/testProcess/

cpq-toolkit push --na-save-no-test /commerceAndDocuments/processDefinition/testProcess/

cpq-toolkit pull /commerceAndDocuments/processDefinition/testProcess/

Test Script is template of how the BML function should be written.

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

Test Script describes the various functions used in BML.

Test Script can be used to compute multiple iterations of the library functions and print each.

Constraint Rules

Transition Rules

Participant Profiles

Internal User Definitions

Library Functions

the number of occurrences of the old that will be skipped from the beginning

the number of occurrences of the old that will be replaced from the beginning

an array of the new values

an array of the old values

Close, refresh dynamic sources, and re-open the Dynamic Data window.

Close and re-open the Content Library Tree.

Deploy Commerce.

Deploy Config and Commerce.

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

Single-select menu attributes

Currency attributes

HTML attributes

Text attributes

Submit sub-action – Submit for Approval

Submit sub-action – Approve

Submit sub-action – Reject

Mobile Approval Email Notification

Administration with Create/Modify Users selected

FullAccess with Create/Modify Users selected

Superuser with Create/Modify Users selected

Root with Create/Modify Users selected

AdminAccess with Create/Modify Users selected

Recommended Item rules can return only the base price of an item (part) and cannot use dynamic prices based off data tables.

If multiple Recommended Item rules recommend the same item (part), the item (part) price is picked from the rule that is last in the order.

If multiple Recommended Item rules return the same item (part), the quantity of the item (part) is a total of all quantities returned by each rule.

Recommended Item rules can show only the base prices defined in the customer specific module.

Both attributes and library functions can be used as inputs for Formula Management.

Only attributes can be used as inputs for Formula Management.

Formulas can set both transaction- and line-level attributes.

Formulas cannot be run in sequence to perform multi-step calculations.

Add an initial condition that tests for a valid entry in a specific Subscription Ordering price book with a true value of zero.

Add an initial condition that tests for the Action Code to be either DELETE or TERMINATE with a true value of zero.

Add an initial condition that tests for the Action Code to be either DELETE or TERMINATE with a true value of Part Base Price.

Add an initial condition that tests for a valid price value in the Price field of the BOM Item Definition table with a true value of the valid price value.

Add an initial condition that tests for a valid price value in the Price field of the BOM Item Mapping table with a true value of the valid price value.

SFDC Opportunity – Import

SFDC Quote – Upset

SFDC Products – Upset All (200, 400, 600, 800, 1000)

SFDC Quote – Process Updates

SFDC Opportunity – Upload

Use the Hiding rule, which is the only possible option, because arrays do not do not support Constraint rules.

Create Hiding rules for each country with Simple Conditions, and then select valid states for the Action attribute. In this case, the number of Hiding rules will be equal to the number of countries.

Create a Constraint rule for each country in the drop-down list by using Simple Conditions and select valid states for the Action attribute of the rule. In this case, number of rules will be equal to the number of countries in the list.

Load all country and state combinations in a data table and write a Constraint rule to lookup the data table.

Live data tables do not need to be deployed after modification.

Web services are recommended to update live data tables over BMQL functions.

Insert, Modify, Delete, and Update are supported BMQL functions for live data tables.

Live data tables can be modified using UI, Web Services, BMQL, and Bulk Uploads.

7,000

3,000

4,000

1,000

by writing a Constraint rule

by writing a Hiding rule

by writing a Recommendation rule

by writing a Pricing rule

Integer Attributes

Single Select Menu Attributes

Date Attributes

Text Attributes

Boolean Attributes

Currency Attributes