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1Z0-456 · Question #22

Identify the three true statements about the Cube in territory Management.

The correct answer is A. It is a product of enabled dimensions. B. It is a product of dimension members defined for territories. D. It enables the metrics information for territories. When you do not use data warehouse, dimension and transaction data are populated directly from Fusion Applications into territory dimension members and the Oracle Essbase cube. The structure of the cube reflects the enabled dimensions in Territory Management (A) and their…

Territory Management

Question

Identify the three true statements about the Cube in territory Management.

Options

  • AIt is a product of enabled dimensions.
  • BIt is a product of dimension members defined for territories.
  • CIt never enables the metrics information for territories.
  • DIt enables the metrics information for territories.
  • EIt is not a product of dimension members defined for territories.

How the community answered

(43 responses)
  • A
    84% (36)
  • C
    7% (3)
  • E
    9% (4)

Explanation

When you do not use data warehouse, dimension and transaction data are populated directly from Fusion Applications into territory dimension members and the Oracle Essbase cube. The structure of the cube reflects the enabled dimensions in Territory Management (A) and their members(B, not E). The cube provides metrics information for defined territories. Territory Management generates the cube based on the enabled dimensions and their members(A, B, not E). Territory Management loads the cube with dimension members and metrics directly from the data warehouse, in the case of the data warehouse option, or from Fusion Applications, in the case of the non-data warehouse option. The cube provides metrics information for defined territories.(D, not C) Management Configuration, Cube

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