1Z0-1060-26 practice question 6 of 15
The Unified Migration option helps move functional setup data from one instance to another. Which TWO statements are true about Unified Migration?
Full set: 80 questionsFunctional Setup Manager’s Unified Migration automates the move of setup data between environments.
• After initial synchronization, you can choose “Migrate Only New Changes” so that only deltas since the last migration are packaged and pushed (B).
• Before migration, you must register the target instance in the source so that the source can push the configuration package directly to it (C). Manual download/upload steps and intermediate sandbox environments remain available but are no longer required, making statements A and D inaccurate.
A. Unified migration performs a direct push; no manual file handling is required.
D. Importing into a sandbox on the target is optional; you still import the package, so statement claiming “no need to import” is inaccurate.
1. Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Using Functional Setup Manager 24A, chap. “Migrate Setup Data,” sec. “Unified Migration,” p. 59–61.
2. Oracle Cloud Applications – What’s New 22C, Financials, “Functional Setup Manager: Unified Migration Enhancements,” para. 2–3.
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