Oracle Exam 1Z0-1042-24 Topic 5 Question 4 Discussion

Actual exam question for Oracle's 1Z0-1042-24 exam

Question #: 4
Topic #: 5

Your design of an asynchronous Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration flow includes the requirement for additional processing logic that is conditionally based on the results returned to the integration instance from earlier external service invocations. You decide to leverage the Switch action to facilitate this implementation.

Which is a valid consideration concerning the configuration and capabilities of the Switch action?

ANested switch actions are not supported, and you may need to create more complex conditional expressions, if necessary.

BData objects returned from actions within a branch of a switch action are not visible in the main flow of the integration after the switch action.

CThe Switch action must include an otherwise branch.

DXPath version 2.0 functions can be used to create more complex conditional expressions for a branch.

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Suggested Answer: D

XPath version 2.0 functions can be used within the Switch action to create more complex conditional expressions for defining branches in Oracle Integration Cloud.

by Rhea at Aug 24, 2024, 06:37 PM

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Nathan

3 months ago

Wait, we can't use nested switches? That's like telling a chef they can't use different pots and pans. Guess I'll have to get creative with my culinary integration skills.

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Jess

2 months ago

Wait, we can't use nested switches? That's like telling a chef they can't use different pots and pans. Guess I'll have to get creative with my culinary integration skills.

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Casandra

2 months ago

B) Data objects returned from actions within a branch of a switch action are not visible in the main flow of the integration after the switch action.

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Margo

2 months ago

A) Nested switch actions are not supported, and you may need to create more complex conditional expressions, if necessary.

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Shawna

3 months ago

XPath 2.0? Is this an integration exam or a comp sci final? I just want to get the job done, not write a novel.

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Carla

2 months ago

XPath 2.0? Is this an integration exam or a comp sci final? I just want to get the job done, not write a novel.

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Dalene

2 months ago

C) The Switch action must include an otherwise branch.

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Kristel

2 months ago

B) Data objects returned from actions within a branch of a switch action are not visible in the main flow of the integration after the switch action.

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Essie

2 months ago

A) Nested switch actions are not supported, and you may need to create more complex conditional expressions, if necessary.

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Jani

3 months ago

An 'otherwise' branch? Sounds like they're trying to make us cover all our bases. I hope they don't expect me to have a crystal ball!

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Gwenn

3 months ago

Woah, data objects not visible in the main flow? That's crazy! Guess I'll have to get creative with my variable management.

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Long

2 months ago

I know, but at least we have XPath functions to help with complex conditions.

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Carman

3 months ago

True, it can get tricky managing variables in OIC.

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Fairy

3 months ago

I think B is the correct answer based on my understanding of the Switch action.

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Chu

3 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think C could also be a valid consideration.

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Georgene

4 months ago

Option A sounds like a hassle. Nested switches? No thank you! I'll stick to simple, straightforward logic.

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Jolene

3 months ago

I think sticking to simple conditional expressions is the best approach. It keeps the integration flow clean and easy to understand.

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Vilma

3 months ago

Yeah, I prefer to keep things straightforward too. It just makes everything easier to manage.

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Desmond

3 months ago

I agree, nested switches can get really complicated. Simple logic is definitely the way to go.

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Jamal

4 months ago

I disagree, I believe the answer is D.

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Lynelle

4 months ago

I think the correct answer is A.

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