Free 1Z0-1033-26 sample questions

Correct answer: The top-level root record leaves ParentVariableName blank and sets RootVariableName equal to its own VariableName.

In Oracle CPQ's Oracle_BomItemDef platform table, the top-level root item is uniquely identified by having its RootVariableName match its own VariableName, while its ParentVariableName remains empty/null because it possesses no parent. Subordinate items point their ParentVariableName to their immediate parent item's VariableName while maintaining RootVariableName pointed to the top-level root. Setting ParentVariableName to 'ROOT' or defining an artificial item type are invalid conventions unsupported by the BOM parser.

Correct answers: To add a configurable child model through a declarative BOM Mapping Rule, the child model must be registered in the BOM Item Mapping table.; When using the Save BOM BML function to persist multi-level structures, child models do not require prior registration in the BOM Item Mapping table.

Declarative BOM Mapping rules require child models to be formally mapped in the BOM Item Mapping platform table to resolve child model paths and hierarchies. Conversely, using the programmatic Save BOM BML function dynamically constructs and persists BOM tree structures at runtime without requiring pre-registration of child models in the BOM Item Mapping table.

The Save BOM BML API allows dynamic generation and persistence of multi-level BOM instances, bypassing the strict requirement of registering child models in the BOM Item Mapping table that declarative mapping rules enforce.

Correct answer: False

This statement is False. Initializing the five BOM platform tables (BOM Item Definition, BOM Item Mapping, BOM Attribute Definition, BOM Attribute Mapping, and BOM Attribute Translation) in the target environment must be performed manually prior to migration. Table schema provisioning is excluded from automated Migration Center transfers, and attempting to migrate BOM mapping rules without initialized target tables results in deployment failures.

Correct answer: _s_oRCL_charge_Type

In Oracle CPQ Version 4 Pricing (introduced in Update 23C to support multi-charge line items), the legacy ORCL_chargeType attribute was deprecated and replaced by the standard array attribute _s_oRCL_charge_Type within the ORCL_charges array set. The other attributes listed are either fictitious or do not represent standard Oracle CPQ schema definitions.

Correct answer: Each charge associated with an individual line item must possess a unique combination of Price Type and Charge Type.

Oracle Fusion Order Management strictly mandates that every discrete charge applied to an order line item must have a unique pairing of Price Type and Charge Type (for example, One Time/Activation vs Recurring/Fee). If duplicate Price Type and Charge Type combinations exist on a single line item, the downstream order fulfillment payload will fail validation. graph TD LineItem[Quote Line Item: Cloud Subscription] LineItem --> C1[Charge 1: Activation Fee] LineItem --> C2[Charge 2: Monthly Software Fee] LineItem --> C3[Charge 3: Overage Usage] C1 --> P1[Price Type: One Time / Charge Type: Fee] C2 --> P2[Price Type: Recurring / Charge Type: Fee] C3 --> P3[Price Type: Usage / Charge Type: Usage] subgraph Fusion Order Management Constraint P1 -.-> Unique[Constraint: Unique Pair per Line Item] P2 -.-> Unique P3 -.-> Unique end

Correct answer: The Variable Name is automatically generated from the label and can be edited prior to initial saving, but becomes permanently read-only once saved.

In Oracle CPQ Commerce Process Definition, when creating an action, the Variable Name auto-populates based on the initial Label entered by the user. Administrators can customize the Variable Name prior to clicking the initial Save; however, once the action record is saved, its Variable Name is permanently read-only and cannot be altered, while the Label remains editable for UI display updates.