Oracle 1Z1-1035 real exam prep : Oracle Policy Automation Cloud 2019 Implementation Essentials

You have an interview screen that collects the attribute "the person's age in years".
Your customer requires that an error message be displayed if "the person's age in years" is less than 0 or greater than 120.
Which option satisfies this requirement?

• A. Set the minimum and maximum values on the Interview tab. Set the error message text in a validation rule.
• B. Set the minimum and maximum values in validation rules. Set the error message text on the Project tab.
• C. Set the minimum and maximum values, and the error message text, in the Edit Attribute dialog box.
• D. Set the minimum and maximum values in the Screen Properties. Set the error message text in a validation rule.
• E. Set the minimum and maximum values, and the error message text, on the Interview tab.

What are three typical benefits of modeling business rules isomorphically (in a way that matches the source material) in Oracle Policy Automation?

• A. reduced development and maintenance effort
• B. easier verification that the business rules match the source documents
• C. greater execution speed
• D. ability to automatically create rules from source documents
• E. decision reports that match the structure of source material
• F. no need to create custom interview screens
• G. direct access to object models in code

You have a project containing an entity (other than the global entity) and want to create a screen collect all instances of the entity in the interview. You create a new question screen and give it an appropriate name.
What do you do next?

• A. Click New Input and select an attribute of the entity.
• B. Click New Control | Entity Container and select the entity.
• C. Click New Input and select any relationship for the entity.
• D. Click New Input and select the identifying attribute of the entity.
• E. Click New Input and select the containment relationship for the entity.

You are creating a new interview for the Service Cloud Customer Portal, and you wish to load the current logged-in contact's first name, last name, and telephone number into your interview for use in individual fields on a form.
After setting up your data connection, how must you accomplish this in the minimum number of steps?

• A. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-out values for each attribute.
• B. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to not require the contact to log in.
• C. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal but do not create any attributes, because any data related to the logged-in user can always be loaded.
• D. Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to be accessible for contact center staff accounts.
• E. Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone number. Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-in values for each attribute.

You have a requirement to identify whether an applicant is eligible for a child support payment. To be eligible, the applicant must have at least two children of school age. You will collect the details of each of the person's children to infer whether each child is of school age, and from that infer whether or not the person is eligible.
Which data model approach supports this requirement?

• A. Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the Global entity.
• B. Create an entity called the child under the Global entity with an attribute for the number of children of school age.
• C. Create an entity called the child under the Global entity with attributes for the child's name and the child's age with a reference relationship to the global entity.
• D. Create an entity container on an interview screen and add name and age attributes for at least two children.
• E. Create an entity called the child with a containment relationship from the Global entity. Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the child entity.