Which two statements are true regarding ownership of shared entities? (Choose two)

Question

Options

• AItems is owned by Oracle Purchasing, whereas Locations Is owned by Oracle Receivables,
• BSuppliers is owned by Oracle Purchasing, whereas Units of Measure Is owned by Oracle Inventory.
• CLedger is owned by Oracle General Ledger, whereas Locations Is owned by Oracle Human Resources.
• DCustomers is owned by Oracle Human Resources, whereas Locations is owned by Oracle Receivables.
• ESales Force is owned by Oracle Order Management, whereas Employees is owned by Oracle Human

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  95% (20)

Explanation

In Oracle E-Business Suite, each shared entity has a single "owning" module responsible for its setup and maintenance. Option B is correct because Suppliers are created and managed in Oracle Purchasing (you buy from suppliers), and Units of Measure are defined in Oracle Inventory, which tracks quantities of stock. Option C is correct because the Ledger (formerly Set of Books) is naturally owned by Oracle General Ledger, and Locations (physical/HR locations) are owned by Oracle Human Resources, which manages the workforce and where people are based.

Option A is wrong on both counts - Items are owned by Oracle Inventory, not Purchasing, and Locations belong to HR, not Receivables. Option D is wrong because Customers are owned by Oracle Receivables (you receive money from customers), not Human Resources. Option E is wrong because Sales Force is not owned by Order Management - it belongs to Oracle Sales/CRM - though the Employees part (HR) is actually correct.

Memory tip: Match the entity to the module that logically manages that relationship - Purchasing deals with suppliers, Inventory counts things (UoM), HR manages people and where they work (Locations), Receivables manages customers, and GL owns the Ledger. The distractors deliberately swap these pairings, so anchor each entity to its "home" module by business function.

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