You are configuring an Oracle ERP Cloud adapter connection invoke action within an Oracle Integration (OIC) integration and have selected to browse…

When configuring an invoke action for the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter in Oracle Integration and browsing by Business (REST) resources, the adapter wizard allows you to select a parent resource and its associated child resources. The official Oracle documentation does not specify a numerical upper limit on the number of child resources that can be selected. The capability is designed to accommodate the structure of the underlying ERP Cloud REST API, which can have a variable number of child resources. Therefore, you can select one or more of the available child resources, making the practical limit "unlimited" in the context of the provided options.

A. 7: This is an arbitrary number. The Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter's configuration wizard does not impose this specific limit on the selection of child resources.

B. 5: This is an arbitrary number. There is no mention of a five-child resource limit in the official Oracle documentation for the adapter.

D. 10: This is an arbitrary number. The adapter's functionality is not restricted to a maximum of ten child resources according to official sources.

1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation. Using the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter with Oracle Integration

"Configure the Operations Page".

Reference Details: In the section describing the configuration of an invoke (outbound) endpoint

the documentation states: "Select the checkbox for the parent resource and one or more child resources to include in the request and response." This phrasing indicates that multiple children can be selected without specifying an upper bound

supporting the "unlimited" nature of the selection.

2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation. REST API for Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials

"Perform Actions on Resources".

Reference Details: The underlying ERP Cloud REST API documentation describes resource hierarchies (e.g.

an invoice and its lines

attachments

etc.). The number of child resources is determined by the API's design for a given parent

not by a fixed limit in the OIC adapter. The adapter's wizard is built to reflect this flexible structure.