Oracle 1Z1-1035 - Oracle Policy Automation Cloud 2019 Implementation Essentials

You created a policy model and now want to deploy the current project to the Hub. You also want to restrict the interview so that it cannot be utilized anonymously by end users.
Which two steps are required to accomplish these two goals?

• A. Through the Hub, click Deploy New Project and navigate to your project to deploy your project.
• B. Through Policy Modeling, click Mapping Settings and configure which group should be able to access the interview.
• C. Through the Hub, click Access Settings and configure which group should be able to access the interview.
• D. Through Policy Modeling, click Deploy Snapshot and enter your credentials to deploy your project.

You are working on a new Policy Automation interview that will load and save data into Service Cloud You set your Data Mapping Settings to connect to the Service Cloud instance and are using the Data Output Mapping view in Policy Modeling to create the entities and attributes you want to work with.

You notice that the field "Name" has a red asterisk next to it.
You must save a value of this attribute into Service Cloud.

• A. This attribute must be used as the identifying attribute for the entity.
• B. This attribute is currently the identifying attribute for the entity.
• C. This attribute is not yet collected on a screen.
• D. The values for this attribute come from a value list.
• E. This attribute is not yet collected on a screen, n G^ You must infer this attribute.
• F. You must load a value of this attribute from Service Cloud.
• G. You must collect this attribute.
• H. This field is required by Service Cloud.
• I. You must infer this attribute.

You just developed a policy model and need to test a discrete portion of the rules without using screens.
Identify the correct process.

• A. Go to Test > Discrete Data Sets > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Rule Testing window.
• B. Go to Build > Test Data Model and enter the discrete portion of the rules that you want to test and assign values.
• C. Go to Build > Build and Debug and select Build and Debug without screens in the Oracle Policy Modeling Testing window.
• D. Go to Debug > Data > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Oracle Policy Modeling Debugger window.

A customer has requested an interview that will create an incident in Service Cloud along with a number of tasks (linked to the incident). From a data mapping perspective at the entity level, how can this be achieved with the minimum number of steps?

• A. Map the global entity to the Task object and create an entity for the Incident object. Map the child entity to the Incident object in Service Cloud.
• B. Map the global entity to the Incident object and create an entity for Task object. Map the child entity to the Task object in Service Cloud.
• C. Map the global entity to both the Task and Incident objects, because primary objects can be mapped to directly.
• D. Do not map the global entity. Create entities for both the task and incident objects and map these to the corresponding objects in Service Cloud.
• E. Create a relationship between Tasks and Incidents in Service Cloud, map the global entity to the Task object and create a child entity for the Incident.

You are asked to make a pdf-formatted form available for download at the end of an interview, containing all responses that the user provided during the interview.
Which three steps are required to accomplish this?

• A. Link to a pre-made pdf on the final screen of the interview, containing a list of all possible questions that may be posed in the interview.
• B. In the Interview tab, add a form control on the final screen.
• C. Create a form template using BI Publisher containing values referenced from OPA.
• D. Using labels and other controls, re-create the content of the form on the final interview screen.
• E. Add names to the attributes you want to include in the form.
• F. Add an upload control in your final interview screen.