1Z0-518 · Question #67
Select three features that Multi-Org provides to satisfy business needs. (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. secures user access to data C. procures from one Legal Entity and receives in another E. supports any number of business units within a single installation. Multi-Org (Multiple Organization) in Oracle Applications is designed to let a single installation serve multiple organizational structures securely and flexibly. A is correct because Multi-Org enforces Operating Unit-level security, restricting users to only the data within…
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Select three features that Multi-Org provides to satisfy business needs. (Choose three.)
Options
- Asecures user access to data
- Bsupports fixed asset management
- Cprocures from one Legal Entity and receives in another
- Dsupports multiple language installations of Oracle Applications
- Esupports any number of business units within a single installation
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A95% (54)
- B2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Multi-Org (Multiple Organization) in Oracle Applications is designed to let a single installation serve multiple organizational structures securely and flexibly. A is correct because Multi-Org enforces Operating Unit-level security, restricting users to only the data within their assigned organization. C is correct because Multi-Org natively supports intercompany transactions - a purchase order can be raised in one Legal Entity and the receipt processed in another, which is essential for shared-service models. E is correct because the entire premise of Multi-Org is supporting any number of Business Units, Legal Entities, and Operating Units under one Oracle instance.
B is wrong because fixed asset management is a function of the Oracle Assets module, not a Multi-Org capability. D is wrong because multiple language support is handled by Oracle's National Language Support (NLS) framework, not by Multi-Org.
Memory tip: Think of Multi-Org's three jobs as "Secure it, Share it, Scale it" - secure data access (A), share procurement across entities (C), and scale to any number of business units (E).
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