Free Oracle 1Z0-1066-24 Exam Questions

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Question 1

Your clients want to simulate how canceling demand may impact a plan. Which two steps must be done to simulate this change? (Choose two.)

A : n plan with 'Do not refresh with current data'

B : nage Plans > Edit Plan Options > Add simulation set

C : en plan > View Supplies and Demands > Firm the demand and set firm quantity to 0 > Save changes

D : en plan > View Supplies and Demands > Remove the sales order from the plan and firm demand > Save changes

E : n plan with 'Refresh with current data'

Answer: A,C

Question 2

Which is not a potential source for a planning attribute?

A : A standard attribute for purchase orders

B : An extensible flexfield for sales orders

C : A key flexfield for items

D : A descriptive flexfield for purchase requisitions or work orders

Answer: C

Question 3

Planner 1 works in Europe and needs to see three measures in kilograms (the default UOM). Planner 2 is USbased and needs to see those same three measures in pounds. Both planners need to use five tables in theirplan analyses on a regular basis. At the moment, all five tables are displayed in kilograms.Which two options would most efficiently address this requirement?

A : Create duplicates of the three measures in Manage Planning Measures and change each new measure's UOM from kilograms to pounds, then duplicate the five tables but use the new measures.

B : There is no efficient solution to this requirement.

C : Open each table and format measures to duplicate the three measures and then format the duplicated measures to be displayed in pounds.

D : Planner 2 opens a table, formats each measure to be displayed in pounds. When Planner 1 opens the same table, they reformat back to be displayed in kilograms.

E : Duplicate all five tables, then format the three measures in the copied tables to be displayed in pounds.

Answer: A,E

Question 4

Your customer has loaded shipment history of 1/1/14 through 12/31/16 and wants to generate a monthly forecast of 1/1/17 through 12/31/17 based on two-year shipment history.

When creating a demand plan, which two plan scopes and demand plan options should your customer use? (Choose two.)

A : r demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter history start date as 1/1/15, enter history end date as 12/31/15, and enter forecast start date as 1/1/17.

B : r demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, and enter historical buckets as 24.

C : r demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter history start date as 1/1/15, forecast start date as 1/1/17, and enter forecast end date as 12/31/17.

D : r demand plan option, add forecast shipments as forecasting profile, enter historical buckets as 24, and enter forecast buckets as 12.

E : r plan scope, select plan horizon days as 365, forecasting calendar as Gregorian, and forecasting time level as month.

F : r plan scope, select plan horizon as 12 months, forecasting calendar as Gregorian, and forecasting time level as month.

Answer: A,D

Question 5

You analyzed your customer's shipment history data at item and organization level. You found that the customer has many new products with limited history.

Does Planning Central support forecasting products with limited history, and what is this process called?

A : , Planning Central does not support the Croston Method for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

B : , Planning Central supports the Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method, typically used for new products.

C : , Planning Central supports the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method used for newly introduced products.

D : , Planning Central does not support the Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

E : , Planning Central does not support the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method.

Answer: C

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Total 135 Questions | Updated On: Nov 11, 2024

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