Free Oracle 1D0-1048-25-D Exam Questions

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Question 1

Your customer has asked you to define an overtime period that is different from the time card period and

wants to display the overtime bar on the calendar page and in the time card matrix.

Which two solutions meet this requirement?

A : Enable the overtime option on the time categories to show overtime periods separately.

B : Create a repeating time period by selecting formula option to enable overtime periods separately.

C : Create a separate repeating time period by selecting overtime checkbox in period usage section.

D : Enable the highlight overtime periods option in the time entry properties section of time card matrix.

E : Create a repeating time period by selecting period type as overtime to enable overtime periods separately.

Answer: A,D

Question 2

Your customer needs to define a bi-weekly time card period but calculates overtime on a weekly period.

How should you configure this?

A : You define a bi-weekly repeating period with time card usage and a weekly repeating period with overtime usage and associate them with a layout set.

B : You cannot define a time card period that is different from the overtime period.

C : You define a bi-weekly repeating period with time card usage and a weekly repeating period with overtime usage and associate them with the worker time processing profile

D : You define a bi-weekly repeating period with time card usage and a weekly repeating period with overtime usage and associate them with the worker time entry profile.

Answer: D

Question 3

Which option will enable WFM formula to access HCM data outside the time entry object?

A : DBIs registered against the proper formula type can be used either directly or indirectly from the different Time and Labor formula types to access HCM data for the worker outside the time card information.

B : Time and Labor formula can only access time card data passed into the formula from the time card. Outside HCM data for the worker must be configured to be stored in the time card and passed to the formula using the Manage Layout Sets setup task.

C : Time and Labor formula must use the Workforce Management Subroutine or Workforce Management Utility formula to access HCM data for the worker outside the time card information.

D : The formula used must be identified with the suffix _AP to access HCM data for the worker outside the time card information. The _AP stands for Advanced Processing.

Answer: B

Question 4

Which delivered Role, Workarea, and Task combinations should be used when troubleshooting rule processing issues to determine which rules and rule sets are executed against a specific worker’s time card for a specific time card action?

A : Time and Labor Manager, Setup and Maintenance Work Area, Analyze Rule Processing Details Task

B : Time and Labor Manager, Time Management Work Area, Manage Time Repository Rule Sets

C : Time and Labor Administrator, Setup and Maintenance Work Area, Analyze Rule Processing Details Task

D : Time and Labor Administrator, Time Management Work Area, Analyze Rule Processing Details Task

E : Time and Labor Manager, Time Management Work Area, Analyze Rule Processing Details Task

F : Time and Labor Administrator, Setup and Maintenance Work Area, Manage Worker Time Processing Profile Task

Answer: A

Question 5

You are updating your team schedule in order to publish it. However, you notice that the first day of the week is Monday when it should be Sunday. What is the reason for this?

A : The first day of week is set as Monday in both places: the repeating period and your scheduler profile.

B : The first day of the week is defaulted to Monday in the Planned and Published Schedules.

C : The first day of the week is set as Monday in the repeating period.

D : The first day of the week is set as Monday in your scheduler profile.

Answer: D

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