1D0-1086-26-D sample questions

Question 1

A lead enterprise data architect has completed the application registration wizard for a new Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close application in Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud. Upon finishing the wizard, what default permission and initial lifecycle mode are assigned to the registering user and the newly generated default view?

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The user is assigned the Owner permission, and the application and default view are placed in Draft mode with the view name matching the application name.

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The user is assigned the Data Manager permission, and the default view is placed in Review mode pending approval by a Service Administrator.

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The user retains only their global Application - Create role, while the application is locked in Staged mode until an initial dimension load succeeds.

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The user is assigned the Application Manager permission, and the application and default view are created in Active mode.

Question 2

An administrator is configuring a new hierarchical viewpoint within Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud. When configuring the node set to represent an organizational reporting tree, which architectural principle governs the relationship between the node set, hierarchy set, and node types?

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A node set references exactly one hierarchy set, and the allowed node types for that node set are inherited directly from the referenced hierarchy set.

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A node set can bind to multiple hierarchy sets concurrently to blend separate parent-child hierarchies into a single tree presentation.

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A node set defines its allowed node types independently, which overrides and restricts the node types defined in its referenced hierarchy set.

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A hierarchy set must be dedicated to a single node set and cannot be reused across different node sets or viewpoints.

Question 3

While auditing dimensions across enterprise applications, an EDM administrator observes varying binding statuses across data chain objects, including Bound, Node Set Bound, Hierarchy Set Bound, Node Type Bound, and Unbound. Which statement accurately describes system behavior and validation enforcement across these binding states?

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Predefined dimension validations execute against all binding states except Unbound, where predefined application validations are suppressed.

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Predefined dimension validations only run when all four data chain components achieve the fully Bound status.

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Unbound data chain objects enforce the identical predefined application validations as fully Bound objects, but suppress export operations.

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Node Type Bound objects bypass all validations until the associated Hierarchy Set is also bound to the dimension.

Question 4

A global manufacturing conglomerate is consolidating regional chart of accounts structures into Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud. During a large-scale integration cycle, the metadata team imports thousands of prospective cost center nodes from an external procurement subsystem using request files containing Add actions.

The implementation team configures matching rules to evaluate these incoming Add request items against existing cost centers in the corporate viewpoint. The Match Workbench identifies several candidate matches where incoming cost center names match existing master nodes with slight variations in local descriptions.

The data stewards evaluate the candidates, accept the matches, and apply property updates. The request successfully passes validation, progresses through governance approvals, and is completed and closed. Two days later, a finance manager discovers that an incoming cost center was mistakenly matched to an existing corporate cost center that represented a completely different business unit.

How must the administrator reverse this incorrect match and clear the stored match metadata in Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud?

```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[Incoming Add Request Item] --> B[Match Workbench Evaluates Rules]
B --> C[Candidate Match Accepted]
C --> D[Request Approved & Completed]
D --> E[Stored Match Metadata Persisted]
E -.->|How to reverse after closure?| F{Resolution}
```

Accepted Answer

Delete the existing target node and re-add it in a new request, because closed matches cannot be reversed via request rollback and stored match metadata persists on the target node.

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Navigate to the Node Type properties, disable the matching rule, and rerun the request file in Replace mode.

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Execute a subscription rollback request targeting the cost center node to purge historical match transaction records.

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Open the closed request, transition it to Recall status, and click Reject on the matched item in the Match Workbench.

Question 5

An enterprise data steward processes an interactive request that matches and merges newly added legal entity records from an external ERP feed into an existing EDM hierarchy. The steward accepts the matches and submits the request, which is approved and closed. What occurs when subsequent request items with Add actions arrive from the same ERP data source referencing those same entity identifiers?

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Future incoming items from that data source merge automatically with the existing target nodes without requiring manual matching in the workbench.

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The incoming items automatically create alternate sibling nodes appended with a numerical suffix to prevent overwriting existing properties.

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The system flags the incoming items for manual review in the Match Workbench, requiring steward approval for each subsequent batch.

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The incoming items fail validation immediately because duplicate node identifiers cannot be processed from the same data source.

Question 6

A master data analyst needs to deduplicate vendor nodes within a shared viewpoint following a corporate acquisition. The analyst wants to run deduplication in batches based on specific criteria. What is a key technical requirement when utilizing Cluster Key mode for viewpoint deduplication compared to Time-Based mode?

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Cluster Key mode requires a clustering property configured on the node type that has a defined Allowed Values list.

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Cluster Key mode requires all candidate nodes to possess identical parent nodes in the underlying hierarchy set.

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Cluster Key mode automatically evaluates candidate matches strictly within the same cluster value and ignores matches in other clusters.

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Cluster Key mode can only be executed on viewpoints bound to Universal applications, whereas Time-Based mode supports all application types.

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An administrator is configuring a new hierarchical viewpoint within Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud. When configuring the node set to represent an organizational reporting tree, which architectural principle governs the relationship between the node set, hierarchy set, and node types?

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