A global company uses Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 for its operations in the U.S. and Canada. The company is now adding Mexico to the Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 Applications. As a…

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Options

• ASite
• BUser
• CApplication
• DResponsibility

• A
  2% (1)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  93% (38)

Explanation

D is correct because when Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) is disabled, Oracle E-Business Suite uses the classic single-org model where each Responsibility maps to exactly one Operating Unit - setting MO: Operating Unit at the Responsibility level lets you create a Mexico-specific responsibility tied to the Mexico OU without affecting U.S. or Canada users.

Site (A) is wrong because Site-level applies globally to all users across all countries, which would override the existing U.S. and Canada operating unit assignments - far too broad. User (B) is wrong because Oracle's non-MOAC best practice is Responsibility-level, not User-level; User-level would require manually configuring every individual user. Application (C) is wrong because it applies to all responsibilities under an entire application module, again too broad and lacking the granularity needed per country.

Memory tip: Without MOAC, think "One Responsibility = One Operating Unit" - the R in Responsibility matches the R in the right answer.

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