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Questions # 11:

You would like to back up your extensions and alt custom artifacts in FAW. What allows you to back up FAW artifacts?

Options:

OAC built-in utilities

Snapshots

FAW Bundles

Answer

Explanation

To back up your extensions and all custom artifacts in FAW, you can use snapshots. Snapshots are a feature in FAW that allows you to create a backup of your service instance, including the semantic model, data sets, reports, dashboards, and other analytics content2. You can also restore your service instance from a snapshot if needed3. OAC built-in utilities and FAW bundles are not available for backing up FAW artifacts

Questions # 12:

You want to scale up your associated Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW) and OAC as part of your FAW customization.

Who can help upscale the ADW and OAC capacities?

Options:

Oracle Support

FAW - Functional Administrator

OCI Administrator with access to OCI pages for OAC and ADW instances

Answer

Explanation

To scale up your associated Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW) and OAC as part of your FAW customization, you need an OCI Administrator with access to OCI pages for OAC and ADW instances. The OCI Administrator can use the OCI Console or APIs to scale up or down the compute resources (CPU cores) or storage resources (terabytes) for both ADW and OAC instances

Questions # 13:

LBAC is enabled in your Fusion pod. You plan to provision your instance using password-based authentication to Fusion Application.

What configuration does your Fusion Application require to achieve this?

Options:

You need to identify the user who will be connected to the Fusion Application for pipeline orchestration. This user must be enabled for access from All IP Addresses.

Log an SR for your Fusion Application and mention the identified user to authenticate to Fusion Application. Oracle Support will disable LBAC for the identified user.

Custom roles need to be created for the user identified to authenticate access to the Fusion Application. These roles must to be enabled for access from All IP addresses.

Answer

Explanation

LBAC (Location-Based Access Control) is a feature that restricts access to Fusion Applications based on IP addresses or ranges of IP addresses. If LBAC is enabled on your Fusion pod, you need to identify a user who will be used by FAW to connect to Fusion Applications using password-based authentication. This user must have access from All IP Addresses in order to allow FAW to extract data from any location.

Verified References: Securing Oracle Fusion Applications REST APIs with Location Based Access Control (LBAC), section “LBAC Configuration”.

Questions # 14:

How many instances of Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW) can you create based on a standard subscription?

Options:

Two instances: one for development/testing, and a second for production use.

One instance for production use.

Number of instances Is based on the number of Fusion Application instances.

Answer

Explanation

Based on a standard subscription, you can create two instances of Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse: one for development/testing, and a second for production use. You can use the development/testing instance to test new features or customizations before deploying them to the production instance3

Questions # 15:

Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW) allows you to select the Descriptive Flexfields (DFFs) you want to move to your data warehouse.

What setup must you ensure in your Fusion Application for FAW to perform this operation7

Options:

Ensure that the DFFs and their attributes are Bl-enabled in your Fusion Application.

Ensure the DFFs are configured and validated in your Fusion Application.

Create a BICC extract for DFFs and schedule the same in your Fusion Application.

Answer

Explanation

The DFFs and their attributes must be BI-enabled in order to be extracted by the FAW data pipeline and loaded into the data warehouse. BI-enabling a DFF means that it is exposed as a column in a view object that is part of a subject area in Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI). This allows FAW to access the DFF data through OTBI web services.

Verified References: Use Descriptive Flexfields, section 23.1; About Flexfields, section “Use Flexfields in Your Data Model”.

Questions # 16:

You plan on using single sign-on (SSO) to access Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW). Describe your setup sequence for implementing SSO.

Options:

Set up single sign-on (SSO) before proceeding with the FAW instance creation.

Create the FAW instance first, before proceeding with the setup of single sign-on (SSO).

The setup sequence of single sign-on and FAW instance creation doesn't matter.

Answer

Explanation

The setup sequence for implementing SSO to access FAW is to set up SSO before proceeding with the FAW instance creation. You need to configure SSO between your identity provider (IdP) and Fusion Applications before you provision your FAW instance. This will enable SSO and synchronization of users and job roles between Fusion Applications and FAW4. You cannot create the FAW instance first or ignore the setup sequence for implementing SSO

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