1z0-1118-23 Practice Exam Questions with Answers Oracle Cloud Fusion Analytics Warehouse 2023 Implementation Professional Certification

The purpose of the system groups (like FAW Licensed ERP Authors and FAW Functional Administrator) in the FAW Security framework is to grant a user access to FAW based on the system groups to which they are assigned. System groups are predefined groups that specify the user’s system permissions, such as whether they can consume, author, or administer content for a specific module5. System groups do not map duty and data roles or define job-specific roles for users. References: 5

To enable data loading for descriptive flexfields (DFFs) in Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW), you need to follow a two-step process. First, you need to generate the DFF custom application by clicking the Generate button on the Data Augmentation page. This will create a custom application with the selected attributes from the DFF page. Second, you need to deploy the DFF custom application by clicking the Deploy button on the Data Augmentation page. This will deploy the custom application and make the DFFs visible in the subject areas

The option that is available in FAW for synchronizing users and job roles between FAW and Fusion Applications is to implement SSO and synchronization of users and job roles between FAW and Fusion Applications, before provisioning the FAW instance. This will allow you to avoid creating Fusion Applications users and their assigned job roles in FAW, as they will be automatically synchronized from Fusion Applications4. You cannot use the FAW console security option or the Bulk Load option in FAW to do the synchronization. 

You need to create a report in OTBI for that metric and then compare it with the value in FAW. Explanation: To validate your metric that is not part of the predefined data validation in FAW, you have to do it manually. You need to create a report in OTBI for that metric and then compare it with the value in FAW. You can use the Data Validation workbook in FAW to view the details of the predefined data validation1. You do not need to wait for FAW to support that metric or open a ticket with Oracle support for this purpose

You can review and rollback the steps that are merged in the semantic model by using the “User Extension” main area. This area shows all the steps that are applied to the model, such as adding or extending dimensions, facts, and subject areas. You can disable any step by clicking on the toggle button next to it. This will remove the effect of that step from the model1

To perform data validation from the FAW console, you need to ensure that you have the same data security privileges in the FAW instance and the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) instance. This will allow you to compare the metrics between the two instances and verify their accuracy1. You do not need to have access to all data in the FAW instance or have the administrator privilege in the OTBI instance to perform data validation. 

The FAW system role/group that is required to grant a user the privilege to manage data augmentation is Modeler. The Modeler role allows the user to create and manage data augmentations, as well as semantic model extensions, snapshots, and bundles1. The Functional Administrator role allows the user to manage functional areas, data pipelines, and data refreshes2. The Security Administrator role allows the user to manage users, groups, roles, and access3

The DFFs and their attributes must be BI-enabled in order to be extracted by the FAW data pipeline and loaded into the data warehouse. BI-enabling a DFF means that it is exposed as a column in a view object that is part of a subject area in Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI). This allows FAW to access the DFF data through OTBI web services.

Verified References: Use Descriptive Flexfields, section 23.1; About Flexfields, section “Use Flexfields in Your Data Model”.

The way that you can address your requirements in FAW when FAW does not move and replicate your entire security implementation from Fusion Applications is to evaluate your security requirements and utilize security customization features in FAW to meet your needs. FAW provides various security customization features, such as custom data roles, custom duty roles, custom security configurations, and functional groups, that allow you to define advanced data security and object security4. You do not need to set up SSO between FAW and Fusion Applications or open a support ticket for this purpose.

The tool in OAC that you should use to create your report in FAW using the FAW subject areas and the data sets that you created using Data Augmentation is Data Visualization. Data Visualization is a feature in OAC that allows you to create and share interactive visualizations, stories, and dashboards. You can use Data Visualization to connect to the FAW subject areas and the data sets that you created using Data Augmentation and explore the data using various charts, maps, tables, and filters12. You do not need to use Data Modeler or Data Flow to create your report in FAW, as these are not tools for creating reports, but for creating data models and data transformations

 The way to ensure that your changes to the global pipeline parameters are deployed and data is consistent is to wait for the next incremental upload. Changes to the global pipeline parameters take effect at the next incremental upload, which is scheduled based on the frequency that you set in the parameters9. You do not need to reset the data warehouse or activate the functional areas for this purpose. Changes to the global pipeline parameters do not take effect immediately.