1Z0-900 · Question #96
An inventory transaction is important to the system through an FBDI template. Which transaction state denotes that an inventory transaction is created in the Oracle Inventory Management application?
The correct answer is B. Validated. Validated (B) is correct because, in Oracle Inventory Management's FBDI import process, a transaction reaches the "Validated" state only after it has been successfully processed through the interface tables and officially created within the application - validation is the…
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An inventory transaction is important to the system through an FBDI template. Which transaction state denotes that an inventory transaction is created in the Oracle Inventory Management application?
Options
- ACreated
- BValidated
- CDeferred
- DNew
- EStaged
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A8% (2)
- B88% (22)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
Validated (B) is correct because, in Oracle Inventory Management's FBDI import process, a transaction reaches the "Validated" state only after it has been successfully processed through the interface tables and officially created within the application - validation is the confirmation that the transaction now exists in the system.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. Created - not a recognized transaction state in Oracle Inventory Management's FBDI workflow; it's a misleading term that sounds right but doesn't exist as a formal status.
- C. Deferred - indicates the transaction was intentionally postponed for later processing, meaning it has not yet been created in the application.
- D. New - reflects the initial state when a record first enters the interface/staging table; the transaction has been submitted but not yet validated or created in the system.
- E. Staged - means the data has been loaded into the Oracle staging tables but has not yet passed through validation or been created as a live transaction.
Memory tip: Think of it as a gateway - data must pass validation before it's born into the system. "Validated = Created." If you remember that Oracle doesn't consider a transaction to truly exist until it clears validation, option B will always stand out.
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