Question 1.
A report output file gets generated when you run "Validate APPS schema" by using the adadmin utility in the Oracle Applications 11i E-Business Suite environment. If the report shows something similar to "GL_CODE_COMBINATIONS table does not exist or is an invalid object", what is the first step that the database administrator (DBA) should take to correct this issue? 

A. Run the AD Relink utility and relink the GL product.
B. Use License Manager, and register the GL product.
C. Run the "Recreate grants and synonyms for APPS schema" task by using the adadmin utility.
D. Run Autopatch, and apply GL latest available patch.
E. Run Rapid Install to reinstall the database components.

Answer: C

Question 2.
In which three cases is it most effective to run validation on the APPS schema in the Oracle Applications 11i E-Business Suite setup? (Choose three.)

A. before performing an export/import
B. immediately after an upgrade or applying a maintenance pack
C. after converting to multiple organizations or multiple reporting currencies
D. after a patch or multiple patches are applied
E. whenever you receive a run-time error that suggests that a problem is caused by the AD_DDL 
    package

Answer: B, D, E

Question 3.
Which four statements correctly describe a schema? (Choose four.)

A. There is no one-to-one relationship between schemas and users in a database.
B. the concept of a database schema is directly tied to the concept of a database user, or a grant 
    from the schema owner
C. The database user and the schema never have the same name.
D. A schema can allow another schema to use its objects by granting access.
E. An Oracle Application products database objects are divided between the product schema and 
    the APPS schema.
F. A schema is a named collection of database objects.

Answer: B, D, E, F

Question 4.
You have just brought the middle tier back after a hardware problem has been fixed. Oracle Applications are now experiencing problems with an entire product group of forms (fnd), which includes the sign-on form. You decide that you will generate the forms files in AD Administration to see whether this will fix the problem.

You answered the prompts from the utility as follows:
1. Do you want to generate Oracle Forms using your current character set? (Yes)
2. Do you want to regenerate Oracle Forms PL/SQL library files? (Yes)
3. Do you want to regenerate Oracle Forms executable files? (Yes)
4. Do you want to regenerate Oracle Forms menu files? (Yes)
5. Enter list if products, or enter 'all' [all]: (fnd)
6. Generate specific form objects for each selected product? (Yes)
7. Enter libraries and menus to generate, or enter 'all' [all]: (APPCORE.pll, the main library)
8. Enter forms to generate, or enter 'all' [all]: FNDSCSGN.fmx
The utility finished with no errors in the log file.

What is the outcome of running the adadmin utility?

A. all forms but one in the product group fnd now render with errors
B. all forms but one in the product group fnd now render without errors
C. all forms in the product group fnd now render with errors
D. all forms in the product group fnd now render without errors

Answer: A

Question 5.
Where can you find the Oracle 8.0.6 and iAS files in the Oracle Applications 11i file system?

A. DB
B. ORA
C. COMN
D. FND_TOP
E. APPL_TOP

Answer: B

Question 6.
You needed to apply patches to the production environment. Applying the patches on the Test environment was successful. When you applied the patches to the Production environment, the patches finished without any errors during the process. However, patch changes were not applied and the patch histories were not changed. 

What could be the cause of this situation?

A. The patch was applied in pre-Install mode.
B. The patch was applied inNormal mode.
C. The AutoPatch version is incorrect.
D. The Production database is down.
E. The patch was applied in Test mode.
F. The table for the patch history is full.

Answer: E

Question 7.
What is contained in the FND_APPLICATION_TL table found in the Oracle Applications 11i database?

A. trigger logic for all the Application Object Library (AOL) related tables
B. transaction-load statistics of Application Object Library usage
C. table list of all the Oracle Application Object Library (AOL) objects
D. language translated information about all the applications registered with Application Object 
    Library

Answer: D

Question 8.
You suddenly start receiving errors indicating that there are numerous Java files in the database that are corrupted and cannot be run. You have determined that you have to reload the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) to fix the errors. 

In addition to reloading the JVM, what Oracle database utilities, if any, do you need to run and why? (Choose all that apply.)

A. Reload JAR files to the database, because after reloading the JVM, the Java class files would 
    be missing.
B. Compile the Menu information, to restore Java menu files to the application forms.
C. Compile the APPS schema, because after the JVM has been reloaded, APPS permissions 
    need to be reestablished.
D. None of the Oracle database utilities need to be run, because by reloading the JVM, all the 
    Java file corruption is corrected with the new files loaded during this process.

Answer: A

Question 9.
What is true about Rapid Install?

A. Along with creating Oracle homes, Rapid Install generates new configuration files by using 
    Autoconfig.
B. Rapid Install can be used to install only the new technology-stack components.
C. Rapid Install can be used to install a new database tier.
D. For an upgrade, Rapid Install installs Oracle 9i RDBMS Oracle home without a database.
E. Rapid Install can be used to set up the file system and configure server processes for an 
    upgraded system.
F. Rapid Install can be used only for a new installation of Oracle Applications.

Answer: F

Question 10.
In your Oracle Applications 11i EBS implementation, the database is corrupt and to resolve it the database Java Virtual Machine (JVM) was reloaded. Identify the type of problem that may occur and the related correct solution.

A. Problem: Many invalid objects are found in the APPS schema. 
    Solution: Run the "Validate APPS schema" task by using the adadmin utility.
B. Problem: The Application window does not show any of the Accounts Receivables data.
    Solution: Use the "Compile/Reload Applications Database Entities" option from the adadmin 
    utility.
C. Problem: The Application screen display does not come up with one of the installed language 
    characters.
    Solution: Run the "Convert Character set" task by using the adadmin utility.
D. Problem: All Oracle Applications Java classes are missing.
     Solution: Run the "Reload JAR files to the DB" task by using the adadmin utility.

Answer: D

Question 11.
Before you apply a patch, you read the readme.txt file. One of the areas of Oracle Applications to which the patch will be applied is JAVA_TOP. The readme file mentions that you may need to generate product JAR files in the AD Administration utilities after the patch is applied. When generating product JAR files, AD administration utility will prompt you with the question: Do you want to force generation of all JAR files? 

What are the three occasions when you need to force generation of all JAR files? (Choose three.)

A. after updating to a new Java version
B. if you find you have missing or out-of-date JAR files
C. after changing your digital signature
D. if you are upgrading the Oracle Developer technology stack

Answer: A, C, D

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