Identify the mandatory fields used in defining an application. (Choose all that apply.)

Question

Options

• AApplication Name
• BApplication Base Path
• CApplication Description
• DApplication Short Name
• EApplication Object Library

• A
  94% (33)
• C
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

When defining an application in Oracle E-Business Suite, Application Name (A), Application Base Path (B), and Application Short Name (D) are mandatory because they form the core identity and file system linkage of the application. The Application Name is the full display name, the Application Short Name is the unique abbreviated identifier used internally by the system (e.g., "FND" for Application Object Library), and the Application Base Path points to the top-level directory where the application's files reside - all three are required for the system to register and locate the application correctly.

Application Description (C) is incorrect because it is an optional free-text field meant for documentation purposes only - the system does not require it to function. Application Object Library (E) is incorrect because it is not a field entered when defining an application; rather, it is itself an existing Oracle application (FND) that provides foundational infrastructure.

Memory tip: Think of the three mandatory fields as Who (Name), Nickname (Short Name), and Where (Base Path) - you can't register an application without knowing what it's called and where it lives.

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