1Z0-518 · Question #82
Identify two correct statements about Oracle Receivables. (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Errors in the AutoInvoice are sent to the Interface Exceptions table. D. Receipt accounting can be transferred after the receipts are entered and saved. Option B is correct because AutoInvoice - Oracle's bulk transaction import process - routes any invalid or unprocessable records to the Interface Exceptions table (also called the AutoInvoice Exception Report source). This allows users to identify, correct, and reprocess failed…
Question
Identify two correct statements about Oracle Receivables. (Choose two.)
Options
- AAutoAccounting is only used for the imported transactions.
- BErrors in the AutoInvoice are sent to the Interface Exceptions table.
- CReceivables transactions cannot be changed after they are printed.
- DReceipt accounting can be transferred after the receipts are entered and saved.
- ETransfer to General Ledger can transfer transaction accounting entries after the transactions are
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A7% (1)
- B93% (14)
Explanation
Option B is correct because AutoInvoice - Oracle's bulk transaction import process - routes any invalid or unprocessable records to the Interface Exceptions table (also called the AutoInvoice Exception Report source). This allows users to identify, correct, and reprocess failed records without aborting the entire import.
Option D is correct because receipt accounting entries are generated at the point of saving a receipt, and the Transfer to General Ledger process can move those accounting entries to GL independently after that - no additional steps are required before the transfer is eligible to run.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is false - AutoAccounting applies to all Receivables transactions, both manually entered and imported; it determines account code combinations for revenue, receivable, freight, and tax lines regardless of origin.
- C is false - transactions can be modified after printing as long as they haven't been transferred to GL or fully closed; printing alone does not lock a transaction.
- E is truncated in this question, but the intended statement typically describes an incorrect condition for GL transfer eligibility, making it a trap for candidates who confuse the transfer timing rules.
Memory tip: Think "B = Bad data goes to the Bin (exceptions table)" and "D = Done saving = Done for transfer." AutoAccounting's broad scope (not import-only) and the fact that printing is not a lock point are the two most common misconceptions tested here.
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