Identify the screen that is NOT date-tracked in Oracle HRMS.

Question

Options

• AContact
• BContract
• CExtra Person Information
• DPosition Definition
• EUser Defined Table Structure Values

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  4% (2)
• C
  89% (47)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

Extra Person Information (C) is not date-tracked in Oracle HRMS because it stores supplementary descriptive data about a person (configured via Extra Information Types) that simply overwrites existing records - no effective-dated history is maintained for changes made on this screen.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Contact): The Contacts screen is date-tracked, allowing the system to record when contact relationships began and ended.
• B (Contract): Contract records are date-tracked to reflect changes in employment terms over time with full history.
• D (Position Definition): Position data is date-tracked so organizations can audit how a position's attributes evolved.
• E (User Defined Table Structure Values): These carry effective start/end dates, making them part of Oracle's date-tracking framework.

Memory tip: Think of "Extra" Person Information as truly extra - it sits outside Oracle's standard date-tracking architecture. Everything else in the list is core to employment records (contracts, positions, contacts, defined tables), which Oracle always wants to audit historically. If it sounds like a setup/descriptive add-on, it's likely the non-date-tracked outlier.

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