Your company currently uses a legacy system, but has purchased Oracle Fusion Sales. After extensive testing in development, your company is now ready to deploy to a production application instance…

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Options

• ASetup data willbedirectly transferred from development to production without the use of import /
• BSetup data will need to be exported from development, and then imported into production.
• CExporting setup data from development and into production will also import any test sales data
• DDuring development, your teamcan use versioning to export the configuration package multiple
• ESales data cannot be exported from the legacy system and then imported to production.
• FLegacy sales data needs to be imported into development before moving to production.

• A
  12% (6)
• B
  76% (38)
• C
  2% (1)
• E
  4% (2)
• F
  6% (3)

Explanation

B:To move setup data from the source environment to the target environment using command *Task 1, "Prerequisite" *Task 2, "Export Data from the Source" *Task 3, "Import Data on the Target" D:You can export a configuration package multiple times by creating multiple versions. While the export definition remains the same in each version, the setup data can be different if youmodified the data in the time period between the different runs of the export process. Since each version of the configuration package has a snapshot of the data in the source instance, you can compare and analyze various versions of the configuration package to see how the setup data changed. Guide,Exporting and Importing Setup Data: Explained

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