Oracle Exam 1Z0-533 Topic 10 Question 74 Discussion

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Question #: 74
Topic #: 10

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Based on the following design:

Plan type 1: Summary Plan type with all Accounts by Entity

Plan type 2: Sales Plan type with Gales by Product by Entity

Plan type 3: Salary Plan type with Salary Expense by Employee by Entity

You need to get Sales data to the Summary plan type. Identify the two true statements about

sharing revenue data between the sales plan type and the summary plan type.

APlanning will build in @XREF calculations in a calc script by default to share data between plan
types.

BA replicated partition could be created to replicate data from the sales plan type to the summary
plan type and this would be done if we wanted to store the sales data in the summary plan type.

CA transparent partition and @XREF calculations could have performance issues for retrievals
because data is not stored; it is dynamically calculated.

DA calc export script on the source database with the DATAEXPORT command could be used I
export data out of the revenue plan type and calc import script on the target database with the
DATAIMPORT command could be used to import the data file to the summary plan type.

ETo disable the building of @XREF, update theHSPProperties file for the application before you
click Create during the application creation process.

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Suggested Answer: A, D

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Delsie

2 months ago

This is like a treasure hunt for the right answer! I'm just hoping I don't end up with a 'Plan type 4: Confusion Plan type' by the end of this.

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Ciara

2 months ago

A is the default option, but I wonder if it's really the best approach. Seems like it could get messy with all those calculations.

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Honey

24 days ago

E) To disable the building of @XREF, update theHSPProperties file for the application before you click Create during the application creation process.

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Billy

26 days ago

C) A transparent partition and @XREF calculations could have performance issues for retrievals because data is not stored; it is dynamically calculated.

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Lorrie

1 months ago

B) A replicated partition could be created to replicate data from the sales plan type to the summary plan type and this would be done if we wanted to store the sales data in the summary plan type.

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Dante

2 months ago

E is a sneaky one - disabling @XREF during app creation? Gotta stay on top of those hidden settings!

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Veronica

2 months ago

D sounds like a lot of extra work, exporting and importing the data manually. I'd rather avoid that if possible.

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Rodolfo

1 months ago

C) A transparent partition and @XREF calculations could have performance issues for retrievals because data is not stored; it is dynamically calculated.

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Emmett

1 months ago

B) A replicated partition could be created to replicate data from the sales plan type to the summary plan type and this would be done if we wanted to store the sales data in the summary plan type.

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Rosina

1 months ago

A) Planning will build in @XREF calculations in a calc script by default to share data between plan types.

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Madalyn

3 months ago

C is an interesting point. Performance could be a concern if we're dynamically calculating the data instead of storing it.

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Cordelia

1 months ago

It's important to weigh the pros and cons of each method before deciding how to share the revenue data.

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Maybelle

2 months ago

That's true, we might need to consider storing the data instead of dynamically calculating it.

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Nan

2 months ago

I agree, performance could be an issue if we are constantly calculating the data.

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Murray

3 months ago

I think we should also consider option E. Disabling @XREF calculations could be beneficial in certain scenarios to avoid unnecessary data sharing.

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Wendell

3 months ago

Option D makes sense to me. Using calc export and import scripts to transfer data between plan types seems like a practical solution.

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Kip

3 months ago

I'm not sure about option C. Using transparent partitions and @XREF calculations may indeed have performance issues due to dynamic calculations.

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Murray

3 months ago

I agree with Wendell. Option B also seems valid as creating a replicated partition would be necessary to store sales data in the summary plan type.

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Karl

3 months ago

B seems like the most straightforward way to share the data. Replicating the partition is an easy solution.

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Shaniqua

2 months ago

E) To disable the building of @XREF, update the HSPProperties file for the application before you click Create during the application creation process.

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Arlean

3 months ago

B) A replicated partition could be created to replicate data from the sales plan type to the summary plan type and this would be done if we wanted to store the sales data in the summary plan type.

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Wendell

3 months ago

I think option A is true because @XREF calculations are commonly used for sharing data between plan types.

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