What are the four required fields when defining a request set? (Choose four.)

The correct answer is A. Set C. Set Code D. Application F. Active Date. When defining a request set in Oracle E-Business Suite, Set (the display name), Set Code (the unique short name/identifier), Application (the owning application context), and Active Date (the date from which the set is valid) are all mandatory because together they uniquely…

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ASet
BOwner
CSet Code
DApplication
EDescription
FActive Date

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(57 responses)

A
91% (52)
B
4% (2)
E
5% (3)

Explanation

When defining a request set in Oracle E-Business Suite, Set (the display name), Set Code (the unique short name/identifier), Application (the owning application context), and Active Date (the date from which the set is valid) are all mandatory because together they uniquely identify, locate, and activate the request set within the system - none of these can be inferred or defaulted.

Owner (B) is wrong because responsibility/ownership is not a required field; the application context already governs access. Description (E) is wrong because it is an optional free-text field used for documentation purposes only - the system does not require it to create a valid request set.

Memory tip: Think "SCAD" - Set, Set Code, Application, Date (Active). These four anchor the identity, code, context, and validity window of the set, which are the minimum needed to save and use it.

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#Request Sets#Configuration#Required Fields#System Setup

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