Select the statements that are true about the Payroll Lookup task. (Choose three.)

The Payroll Lookup task, managed through the "Manage Common Lookups" or similar setup tasks in Oracle Fusion HCM, allows for the configuration of lists of values. Users can add new, unique values to lookups that are designated as "Extensible," tailoring the system to specific business needs. It is also possible to modify the user-facing "Meaning" and "Description" of existing lookup values, including delivered ones, to better align with organizational terminology. These modification capabilities are governed by the lookup's "Customization Level" (e.g., User, Extensible), which dictates whether end-users or implementers can add or edit values.

A. Deleting delivered (seeded) lookup values is prohibited to maintain system integrity and prevent errors in processes that rely on them. Users can disable them by setting an end date, but not delete them.

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM

Configuring and Extending Applications

Release 24B

Chapter 6: Configuring and Extending Lookups.

Section: Editing Lookups: "For a predefined lookup with a customization level of User or Extensible

you can edit the meaning and description of a lookup code." (Supports option B and D).

Section: Editing Lookups: "You can't delete predefined lookups or the lookup codes within them. You can

however

disable a predefined lookup code by setting its end date to the current date." (Proves option A is incorrect).

Section: Creating and Managing Lookups: "You can add lookup codes to a predefined lookup only if its configuration level is Extensible." (Supports option C).

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM

Implementing Global Human Resources

Release 24B

Chapter 4: Lookups.

Section: Lookups: Explained: "You can add your own lookup codes to a predefined lookup type if the lookup type is extensible." (Supports option C).

Section: Lookups: Explained: "The customization level of a lookup type determines whether you can edit or add lookup codes." (Supports option D).

Section: Lookups: Explained: "You can't delete lookup codes that are predefined by Oracle

but you can change the start date to a future date to inactivate them." (Proves option A is incorrect).